No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Cohen Jerome Alan :
Jerome Alan Cohen is a member of the Executive Committee of the East Asian Research Center at Harvard University and Professor of Law, Harvard Law School.
Acknowledgments
Contents
Introduction
1. China's Recognition Practice and Its Implications in International Law
2. The Establishment of Diplomatic Relations and the Scope of Diplomatic Immunity: The Dutch Experience with China
3. Chinese Diplomatic Practice during the Cultural Revolution
4. Nonrecognition and Trade: A Case Study of the Fourth Sino-Japanese Trade Agreement
5. Negotiating with China: A Minor Episode
6. The Genesis of the Territorial Issue in the Sino-Soviet Dialogue: Substantive Dispute or Ideological Pas de Deux?
7. Comparison of the Nationalist and Communist Chinese Views of Unequal Treaties
8. The Sino-Indian Dispute over the Internment and Detention of Chinese in India
9. Some Conditions of Peking's Participation in International Organizations
10. The People s Republic of China and the Red Cross
CHINESE AND JAPANESE LANGUAGE TITLES AND GLOSSARY
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
Index
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