Explore the intricate Britain China relations from 1950-1972 in this definitive Cold War history. Discover the ‘everyday Cold War’ – a unique phase of contestation and cooperation that shaped diplomatic engagement even without full recognition. This book delves into key geopolitical flashpoints like Vietnam and Taiwan, offering a fresh perspective on British policy and how diplomats navigated their challenging relationship. Drawing on extensive archives, it’s an essential read for students of international relations, global politics, and 20th-century East Asian history, perfect for understanding complex diplomatic dances.