中国准备参加1956年奥运会

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第五章 重返奥林匹克之路：新兴力量运动会和中国文化大革命

新兴力量运动会

第六章 两个中国问题的解决方案最后阶段(1971～1984)

毛泽东和美国

乒乓外交的起源和意义

中国重返奥林匹克大家庭

奥林匹克最终超越了政治——中国台湾问题的最终解决

第七章 概要与结论

反思

获得联合国成员国席位

与国际奥委会成功对话

改善与美国关系

获得国际社会的尊重与认可

邓小平担任国家主席

后记

海峡两岸奥委会与国际奥委会关系问题的研究（英文版）

ABSTRACT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION

Statement of the Problem

Justification of the Problem

Limitations

Delimitations

Research Methods

Personal Explanation

CHAPTER II A BRIEF SUMMARY OF RESEARCH SOURCES

Material from The Avery Brundage Collection

Summaries of the IOC Executive Committee Minutes

Summaries of the IOC General Session Minutes

Sport Under Communism

The Peoples Republic of China and Olympic Movement:A Question of Recognition

An Examination of the Relationship Between Sport Policy and Canadian Foreign Policy with Specific Reference to the People s Republic of China and the 1976 Olympic Issue

Sports, Politics and Ideology in China

The Politics of the Olympic Games

Olympic Politics

Others

CHAPTER III THE MODERN OLYMPIC MOVEMENT:THE GENESIS OF OLYMPIC MATTERS IN CHINA,1895－1948

Origins of International Sport in China

Figures in China s Earliest Relationship with the IOC

China s Earliest Participation in the Olympic Games,1932－1948

Conclusion

CHAPTER IV THE EVOLUTION OF THE“TWO CHINAS”ISSUE

Introduction

Sport in the PRC and the Ideology of Chinese Communists

The PRC s Earliest Participation in the Olympic Games

The Post-World War International Situation

The PRC s Preparation for the 1956 Games

The Critical Moment

Conclusion

CHAPTER V STEPS TOWARD OLYMPIC RECONCILIATION:THE GAMES OF THE NEW EMERGING FORCES(GANEFO)AND CHINA S CULTURAL REVOLUTION

The Games of the New Emerging Forces

CHAPTER VI SOLUTION OF THE“TWO CHINAS”ISSUE:THE FINAL PHASE/1971－1984

Mao and the United States

The Origin and Meaning of Ping-Pong Diplomacy

The PRC s Return to the Olympic Family

The Olympics Eventually Transcend Politics—the Solution of the“Two Chinas Issue”

CHAPTER VII SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

Upon Reflection

United Nations Membership

Better Dialogue with the IOC

Changing Relationship with the United States

Increasing International Respect and Recognition

Deng Xiao Ping s Rise to Power

A Final Note

APPENDIX

APPENDIX

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