E. Zev Sufott

A China Diary (eBook, ePUB)

Towards the Establishment of China-Israel Diplomatic Relations

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From his vantage point as the key Israeli in the proceedings, E. Zev Sufott offers a depiction of the clandestine contacts and exchanges between China and Israel which led to the establishment of diplomatic relations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 160
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Januar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000144109
• Artikelnr.: 63269984

Autorenporträt

E.Zev Sufott

Inhaltsangabe

Asian Affairs - "...a well written and colourful record"
The China Journal-" ..but the "diary" literary genre that he has elected to
use is replete with repetition, at times self - aggrandizing, and often
does not offer more than a narrow view of the total picture surrounding
Chinese contemporary politics...Sufott could describe what he knew, saw,
heard and did, and he does masterfully...Perhaps the time has not yet come,
not the appropriate author emerged".
China Information- " ..Sufott provides a usefu;l picture of how states use
available channels to expand their diplomatic contacts, the nitty-gritty of
diplomatic work, and the symbolic uses of politics."
The China Quarterly- "It is primarily a cultural-anthropological treatment
of foreign relations, which artfully combines the multi-dimensional
dealings with China: the official and the unofficial, the overt and the
covert, the external and the internal...A China Diary provides an
interesting angle to the study of China"s foreign relations"
Jerusalem Post - " This book has added a great deal to the study of this
neglected field (compared with studies on Israel and the US, or even Israel
and Europe). Its attraction lies in the fact that Sufott is a very keen
observer who has the background to understand what makes China move...It is
rare to have a book on a serious subject that reads like a novel or a
detective story. This is just such a book