E-grāmata: Uneasy Allies: Sino-American Relations at the Grassroots, 1937-1949

1. Introduction: toward a Grassroots History of Sino-US relations Zach
Fredman and Judd Kinzley; Part I. An Informal Alliance:
2. Herbert Yardley
and the Grassroots origins of Sino-American wartime intelligence cooperation
Chang Jui-te;
3. Allied Military competition in South China and the rise of
American power Kwong Chi Man;
4. Gong Peng and Sino-American public diplomacy
in wartime Chongqing Jack Neubauer; Part II. Entanglements of American
Empire:
5. Pan American airlines and the birth of Chinese air power Mary
Augusta Brazelton;
6. The three Gorges Dam and Sino-American hydraulic
planning Covell Meyskens; Part III. American Power and the New World Order:
7. American peace movements and the legacies of transpacific wartime activism
Ke Ren;
8. The China institute in America and the Politics of China's
cultural diplomacy Zheng Yanqiu;
9. Sino-American wartime material exchange
and the economic foundations of the cold war order Judd Kinzley; Part IV. The
New Imperialism:
10. Haydon Boatner and Sino-American military cooperation
David Cheng Chang;
11. Dealing with the dead in the China-Burma-India theater
Linh Vu;
12. Qingdao and the politics of occupation in postwar China Zhiguo
Yang;
13. The debate over 'Jeep Girls' in postwar China Chunmei Du;
14.
Smuggling, military jurisdiction and the remaking of US Empire in postwar
China Zach Fredman;
15. Conclusion: legacies and lessons of wartime
Sino-American relations, 19371939 Zach Fredman.

Zach Fredman is a historian of the United States and modern China. He is author of The Tormented Alliance (2022) and winner of the Edward M. Coffman First Book Manuscript Prize. Judd C. Kinzley is a historian of modern Chinese history at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He is the author of Natural Resources and the New Frontier.