Sino-Soviet conflict in the underdeveloped countries

Expert InsightsPublished 1964

A summary of the differing objectives of the Soviet Union and Communist China. Both countries are interested in their own military security, in building Communism generally, and in safeguarding their own territorial gains. The USSR, however, tends to emphasize the advancement of Communism in the industrialized areas of the world, while China concentrates on the intermediate condition between capitalism and socialism. The resulting divergences of their policies are outlined. 26 pp.

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