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LOST IN TRANSLATION: Theories of Military Victory and Strategic Coercion in the Korean War and Taiwan Strait
Unformatted Document Text:  Existing Literature 2 Theory 5 Definition 6 Hypotheses 8 H1 9H2 10 Research Methodology 12 Comparing the Theories of Military Victory over Korea 13 U.S. Beliefs about Effective Strategy and Doctrine 13 Chinese Beliefs about Effective Strategy and Doctrine 15 Fear of Invasion, But Confidence in Strategic Value of Hinterland 15People’s War 16Views on Atomic Weapons 16 Summary 17 The Chinese Approval of the North Korean Invasion 18 Signaling by United States 19 Changes in Grand Strategy 19Acheson’s Speech 21Military Signals 23Summary 24 Interpretation by the Chinese 24 Conclusion 28 US Crosses 38 th Parallel 28 Historical Background 29 Chinese Signaling 30 Diplomatic Signals 30Military Signals and Policy 31 U.S. Interpretation 32 Role of Panikkar 32Ignorance Was Not an Excuse 33People’s War Was Not Threatening. 34China Had Already Missed Its Chance 35 Summary 36 China Postpones the Invasion of Taiwan 36 The Two Sides’ Doctrinal Beliefs about Effective Naval Strategy 37 Signaling by the United States 41 Interpretation by China 43 Summary: 43 Conclusion and Implications 44

Authors: Twomey, Christopher.
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Existing Literature 2
Theory 5
Definition 6
Hypotheses 8
H1 9
H2 10
Research Methodology 12
Comparing the Theories of Military Victory over Korea 13
U.S. Beliefs about Effective Strategy and Doctrine 13
Chinese Beliefs about Effective Strategy and Doctrine 15
Fear of Invasion, But Confidence in Strategic Value of Hinterland 15
People’s War 16
Views on Atomic Weapons 16
Summary 17
The Chinese Approval of the North Korean Invasion 18
Signaling by United States 19
Changes in Grand Strategy 19
Acheson’s Speech 21
Military Signals 23
Summary 24
Interpretation by the Chinese 24
Conclusion 28
US Crosses 38
th
Parallel 28
Historical Background 29
Chinese Signaling 30
Diplomatic Signals 30
Military Signals and Policy 31
U.S. Interpretation 32
Role of Panikkar 32
Ignorance Was Not an Excuse 33
People’s War Was Not Threatening. 34
China Had Already Missed Its Chance 35
Summary 36
China Postpones the Invasion of Taiwan 36
The Two Sides’ Doctrinal Beliefs about Effective Naval Strategy 37
Signaling by the United States 41
Interpretation by China 43
Summary: 43
Conclusion and Implications 44


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