Office: STRO
410
Phone: (417)836-5511
Education:
BA in
History, Shanghai Normal University, 1982
MA in
History, University of New Brunswick, 1988
Ph. D. in
History, York University, Toronto, 1992
Recent
Publications:
"Mao and
China's Relations with the Superpowers in the
1950s: A New Look at the Taiwan Strait Crisis
and the Sino-Soviet Split," Modern China,
forthcoming,
spring 2008.
"Mao,
Tibet, and the Korean War," Journal of Cold
War Studies, summer 2006.
"Mao's
Formative Years Revisited," The Chinese
Historical Review, Fall 2005, pp. 230-262.
"Mao and
the Korean War: A Personality Account," The
New England Journal of History, Spring 2004,
pp. 212-226.
"The
Psychology of the Korean War: The Role of
Ideology and Perception in China's Entry into
the War," The Journal of Conflict Studies,
Spring 2002, pp. 56-72.
Battering Western Imperialism: Mao, Stalin, and
the United States, Princeton University
Press, 1997
Courses
Taught:
HST 380:
East Asian Civilizations, I
HST 381:
East Asian Civilizations, II
HST 492:
Senior Seminar on Modern China
HST 571:
Modern China
HST 640:
Nation Building in China and
China's International Relations
HST 121:
U.S. History to 1865
HST 122:
U.S. History since 1865
Policy Statements
Mao and Korean War
Mao's Personality Disorder
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