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Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Indonesian Setting
Geopolitical and Sociocultural Aspects
Political and Ideological Influences
Historical Background
Chapter 2. Chinese Foreign Policy: Theory and Strategy
Theory of International Relations
Chinese Foreign-Policy Strategy
Chapter 3. Revolution and Diplomacy: The Left United-Front Strategy
The Recognition Issue
Diplomatic Representation
The Crackdown on the Chinese Embassy
Chapter 4. Toward Peaceful Coexistence: Emergence of the United-Front-from-Above Strategy
The Peace Offensive
Failure of the Peace Offensive in Indonesia
The Normalization of Peking-Djakarta Relations
The Sino-Indonesian Dual Nationality Treaty
Bandung and the Peaceful-Coexistence Strategy
Chapter 5. Militant Anti-Imperialism: A Modified United-Front-from-Above Strategy
Estrangement from Moscow
Heightened Tensions between China and the United States
Defection of the Neutrals from the United Front
Sino-Soviet Differences Regarding Peaceful Coexistence
China Calls for an Anti-Imperialist Strategy
The 1958 Indonesian Rebellion
China's Response to the Rebellion
Peking and Sukarno
Chapter 6. Chinese Policy at the Crossroads: The Overseas Chinese Dispute and Sino-Soviet Rivalry in Indonesia
The Ban on the Chinese Traders
Implications of the Anti-Chinese Measures for Peking's Policy
Diplomacy and Intervention
Peking Calls the Overseas Chinese Home
Toward a Settlement of the Overseas Chinese Dispute
Peking-Moscow Rivalry and the Sino-Indonesian Dispute
Chapter 7. Toward Sino-Indonesian Alignment: The Third-Force Strategy
The Malaysia Controversy
Chinese Attitudes toward Malaysia
The Emergence of the Peking-Djakarta Axis
The Peking-Djakarta Axis and Indonesian Communism
Sources of Tension in the Sino-Indonesian Axis
Sino-Indonesian Relations on the Eve of the Untung Coup
Chapter 8. The Collapse of Chinese Policy in Indonesia
The Coup: Its Origins and Actors
China's Response to the Coup
The Destruction of the Peking-Djakarta Axis
The PKI's "Self-Criticism" and Sukarno's Fall
The Revival of a Revolutionary Policy
Conclusion
Selected Bibliography
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