China, Hong Kong, and the Long 1970s: Global Perspectives

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Untrusting and Untrusted: Mao’s China at the Crossroads, 1969

Chapter 3 Building China’s 1970s Green Revolution: Responding to Population Growth, Decreasing Arable Land, and Capital Depreciation

Chapter 4 China and South Asia in the 1970s: Contrasting Trajectories

Chapter 5 Reimagining and Repositioning China in International Politics: The Role of Sports in China’s Long 1970s

Chapter 6 From China’s “Barefoot Doctor” to Alma Ata: The Primary Health Care Movement in the Long 1970s

Chapter 7 China’s Economic Statecraft in the 1970s

Chapter 8 The Roots of a Globalized Relationship: Western Knowledge of the Chinese Economy and US–China Relations in the Long 1970s

Chapter 9 Sino-Australian Relations in the Long 1970s

Chapter 10 1967 as the Turning Point in Hong Kong–British–PRC Economic Relations

Chapter 12 “Bat lau dung laai”: Shifting Hong Kong Perspectives Toward the Vietnamese Boatpeople

Chapter 13 Bringing the Chinese Back In: The Role of Quasi-Private Institutions in Britain and the United States

Chapter 14 Conclusion