DETERMINANTS OF MUTUAL MIS/PERCEPTION IN US-CHINA RELATIONS

• HISTORICAL

“Contentious Histories and the Perception of Threat: China, the United States, and the Korean War—An Experimental Analysis,” Peter Hays Gries, Jennifer L. Prewitt-Freilino, Luz-Eugenia Cox-Fuenzalida, and Qingmin Zhang, Journal of East Asian Studies, 9 (2009), 433–465.

“Historical Beliefs and the Perception of Threat in Northeast Asia: Colonialism, the Tributary System, and China-Japan-Korea Relations in the Twenty-First Century,” Peter Hays Gries; Qingmin Zhang; Yasuki Masui; & Yong Wook Lee, International Relations of the Asia-Pacific, 9.2 (2009): 245-265.

• IDEOLOGICAL

“God, guns, and . . . China? How ideology impacts American attitudes and policy preferences toward China,” International Relations of the Asia-Pacific (2011) doi:10.1093/irap/lcr012. Peter Hays Gries, H. Michael Crowson and Huajian Cai.

“The Spectre of Communism in US China Policy: Bipartisanship in the American Subconscious,” The Chinese Journal of International Politics, 3 (2010). Peter Hays Gries, Huajian Cai and H. Michael Crowson.

“Political orientation, party affiliation, and American attitudes towards China,” Journal of Chinese Political Science, vol. 15, no. 3 (2010), 219-244. Peter Hays Gries and H. Michael Crowson.

“政治取向与美国对华政策” (Political orientation and US-China policy), 《美国研究》 (American Studies, Beijing) , Fall 2008. With Howard M. Crowson.

“Do right-wing authoritarianism and social dominance orientation predict anti-china attitudes?” Psicología Política (Spain), 40 ( 2010), 7-29. H. Michael Crowson and Peter Hays Gries.

“The Olympic effect on American attitudes towards China: Beyond personality, ideology, and media exposure,” Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 19, No 64, 2010. Peter Hays Gries, H. Michael Crowson, Todd Sandel, & Huajian Cai.

• IDENTITY: NATIONALISM

“Disillusionment and Dismay: How Chinese Netizens Think and Feel About the Two Koreas.” Journal of East Asian Studies, 12 (2012), 31–56.

“Patriotism, Nationalism, and China’s U.S. Policy: Structures and Consequences of Chinese National Identity,” The China Quarterly, 205 (March 2011). Peter Hays Gries, Qingmin Zhang, H. Michael Crowson, & Huajian Cai.

“Harmony, Hegemony, & U.S.-China Relations,” World Literature Today, August 2007, Vol. 81.5.

“浅析中国民族主义: 历史, 人民, 情感” (Chinese nationalism: The past, the people, and their passions), 《世界经济与政治》 (World Economics and Politics, Beijing) , November, 2005.

“China Eyes the Hegemon,” Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs, Summer 2005, pp. 401-412.

• SITUATIONAL: GLOBALIZATION

“When knowledge is a double edged sword: Contact, media exposure, and American attitudes towards China,” Journal of Social Issues, 67, 4 (2011): 787-805. Peter Hays Gries, H. Michael Crowson, & Huajian Cai.

“Toward a social psychology of globalization,” Journal of Social Issues, 67, 4 (2011): 663-676. CYChiu, PH Gries, P., CJ Torelli, & SY Cheng.

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CONSEQUENCES OF INTERDEPENDENCE IN U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS

COGNITIVE STYLES AND STRAGEIC MIS/CALCULATION IN U.S.- CHINA RELATIONS