Quiet Wars: U.S. Naval Human Intelligence Operations during Crises with China, 1931–1965 Ingram Book Company from enthusiastic economic partners

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firsthand investigation of China’s seismic progress

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教育部玉山學者，國立政治大學客座講座教授。美國密西根大學博士。曾任美國明尼蘇達大學教授，中央研究院客座教授，香港中文大學講座教授，香港城市大學講座教授。矻矻求索四十餘年，以歷史脈絡為經，以全球視野為緯，遠近縱橫，穿梭於傳播研究各領域，包括國際傳播、媒介政治經濟學、媒介與社會變遷、新聞史，以及傳播的社會理論。2014年獲頒國際傳播學會（International Communication Association

giving meaning to political participation and allowing a degree of representation not often observed in young democracies

Quiet Wars: U.S. Naval Human Intelligence Operations during Crises with China, 1931–1965 Ingram Book Company from enthusiastic economic partnersThe U. S. Navy has a rich history in conflicts with China. Between 1931 and 1965, naval services collected, analyzed, and applied intelligence in crises in the Asia Pacific. The U. S. Navy, which had been one of the sole collectors of foreign intelligence prior to World War II, underwent a series of institutional transformations as the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) and, later, the CIA, were established. Quiet Wars is the first book to document