Nixon administration, China policy Chinese

The Nixon administration held two sessions of ambassadorial talks with the Chinese at Warsaw in January and February 1970. The preparations for these talks provided a focal point for the competing China discourses of the State Department and White House and perpetrated the eventual bureaucratic rupture between them over China policy. 

China, and did not once refer to the Chinese threat.He wrote that the international order would remain insecure as long as China, as a major power, stood outside of it and the administration s new policy toward China embodied his goal of creating a balanced international structure in which all nations will have a stake. At the same time, the report tacitly recognized China s desire for international influence commensurate with its size and history. The new international structure, Nixon promised, would provide full scope for the influence to which China s achievements entitle it. ... 

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