The Evolution of MAO Ze-dong's Views on America from 1944 to 1946
Shulin Wang
Abstract
Shulin Wang
Abstract
From 1944 to 1946,MAO Ze-doing dramatically changed his views on America from taking America for a typical democratic country in the capitalist world to considering it as an antagonistic imperialist country because of the great changes of USA-USSR relations and America's policy on China.MAO Ze-dong's views on America with the characteristics of ideology flavour and revolutionary realism indicate the inner relations between his complex about nationalism and pursuit of modernization.
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From 1944 to 1946,MAO Ze-doing dramatically changed his views on America from taking America for a typical democratic country in the capitalist world to considering it as an antagonistic imperialist country because of the great changes of USA-USSR relations and America's policy on China.MAO Ze-dong's views on America with the characteristics of ideology flavour and revolutionary realism indicate the inner relations between his complex about nationalism and pursuit of modernization.
Key concepts: Ideology, Nationalism, China, Modernization theory, Democracy, Realism, Political science, Economic history