ABC-CLIO Public Opinion and Foreign Policy: America's China Policy, 1949-1979: 114 (Contributions in Political Science)

Review ?Admirably reseached and carefully documented, this book draws heavily on aggregate opinion data from standard poll and survey services, as well as unpublished in-house assessments of various types. Kusnitz thus adds much scholarly information to other important works dealing with Sino-American relations.... ...this study enables both the general reader and the China specialist to gain insight into the manners in which the elected leadership and the nonelected bureaucracy help maintain, modify, and channel the special interests of the public on the China questions. ... Both public and academic libraries, upper-division undergraduates and up.?-Choice "Admirably reseached and carefully documented, this book draws heavily on aggregate opinion data from standard poll and survey services, as well as unpublished in-house assessments of various types. Kusnitz thus adds much scholarly information to other important works dealing with Sino-American relations.... ...this study enables both the general reader and the China specialist to gain insight into the manners in which the elected leadership and the nonelected bureaucracy help maintain, modify, and channel the special interests of the public on the China questions. ... Both public and academic libraries, upper-division undergraduates and up."-Choice About the Author snitz /f Leonard /i A.