Peking duck: selling out - constructively. From: Reason | Date: January 1, 1998| Author: Hazlett, Thomas W. | COPYRIGHT 1998 Reason Foundation. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

Americans disprove of the 'constructive engagement' that Pres Bill Clinton used as an excuse to entertain Chinese Pres Ching Jiang to normalize trade relations with China. However, Clinton claimed that it was not a sell out of human dignity but a means to effectively promote civil rights in China.

Didn't Bill Clinton rail against George Bush in Campaign '92 for "coddling Chinese dictators"? Or is that memory just some sort of collective national delusion?

Unfazed - or perh...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	A short course on South Africa. National Review ; A Short Course on South Africa WILLIAM A. RUSHER'S A Short Course on South Africa (Communications Distribution, Inc., 150 East 35th Street, New York, N.Y. 10016; $3 single copy, discounts for quantity) is a shortcut around the fever swamp into which most international commentators have stumbled and
	Knock knock: South Africa and Europe. (free trade between the two countries) The Economist (US) ; PRISING open South Africa's economy to trade and investment should be at the centre of economic policy, Thabo Mbeki, its first deputy president, told the African National Congress's conference on December 18th. He might have added that South Africa also needs its trading partners to open their
	Europe, America and South Africa. The Nation ; EUROPE, AMERICA AND SOUTH AFRICA. Edited by Gregory F. Treverton. This is it! The Insider's Guide to Foreign Policy in Southern Africa, by five leaders in the field. Read what your policy-makers think about sanctions! Laugh! Cry! SleeeeepIn his preface to Europe, America and South Africa, Cyrus
	South Africa faces uphill battle in rehabilitating its military. Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) ; Byline: Laurie Goering PRETORIA, South Africa _ The first large warship purchased by South Africa's navy in 18 years pulled into dock this week near Cape Town, cheered by sailors as a first step toward rebuilding the country's military infrastructure. Over the next few years, the nation also will
	It's back to drawing board on South Africa. U.S. News & World Report ; It's back to drawing board on South Africa The Reagan administration decided to hone its much scorned policy of constructive engagement' with South Africa's white regime in a bid to stave off tough new action by Congress. Variously described as a review,' a look-see,' a reappraisal' and a shift in

See all results.