The Maturing of Soviet-Chinese Relations

Yan Mei

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1985, vol. 481, issue 1, 70-80

Abstract: It is argued that Soviet policy toward the People's Republic of China since 1960 has been reactive to Chinese initiatives. Both Chinese and Soviet policies are analyzed in the context of the maturation of the Sino-Soviet relationship. The U.S.-Soviet relationship is seen to be the principal axis of conflict within this triangle. China and the Soviet Union now exhibit an increasing realism and tolerance toward each other, with an attempt to minimize their ideological differences and former suspicions. Both countries are committed to normalizing the relationship.

Date: 1985
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