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thanks for the answer. i appreciate it. welcome to the nyu bookstore. this is a first event of our fall season where happy all of you are here tonight. you probably notice the cameras. c-span s booktv is here tonight as also tell your friend who could not come up they can watch it on television later. since we are filming, when opened the floor for questions, please hold the questions until you are given this microphone. also please turn off your cell phone ringers. i appreciate that. tonight we re just love it the release of kevins new book, a force so swift: mao, truman, and the birth of modern china, 1949, which was released today. kevin peraino is a veteran and foreign correspondent was reported from around the world. he spent a decade as a senior writer and pure chief for newsweek magazine. he was a finalist for the livingston award for foreign affairs reporting and was part of a team that won the national magazine award in 2004. his first book was titled linco ....
you have a hard act to follow. believe me, this is the guy to follow it. because what we have done is now we are following it up with maybe our favorite programming partners, the u.s. army command and general staff college in fort leavenworth. for the better part of the past century, it seems, we have been trying to figure out our relationship with china. are we allies, adversaries? sometimes it seems we are both at the same time. world s two biggest economies. right now, we see china as a linchpin in what might happen with north korea. we are fortunate to have with us one of the foremost authorities on u.s.-china relations. he will examine a key 50 years in the relationship of the two countries, in this case from 1900 and 1950 that really set the stage for a lot of what was to come, including south korea, the korean war and the vietnam war. it s a period he s looking at the started with american involvement in conjunction with the boxer rebellion of 1900. this of cours ....
and general staff college in fort leavenworth. for the better part of the past century, it seems, we have been trying to figure out our relationship with china. right now we see china as a linchpin in what might happen with north korea. two countries with the most biggest economies, a fifth of our exports come from them, a fifth of their exports come from we do not know really we are allies are adversaries. we are fortunate to have with us one of the foremost authorities on u.s.-china relations, jeff have. babb.f he will examine a key 50 years been in the relationship of the two countries, in this case from 1900 and 1950 that really set the stage for a lot of what was to come, including south korea, the korean war and the vietnam war. it s a period he s looking at that started with american involvement in conjunction with the boxer rebellion of 1900. this, of course was before xi , jinping is even a twinkle in donald trump s eye, or maybe it s vice versa, i m not sure. ....