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The Third World in Chinese World Policy. By Samuel S. Kim. [Princeton University: Center of International Studies, World Order Studies Program, Occasional Paper No. 19 1989. 67 pp.]

Concise and clearly written, the monograph offers a valuable survey for scholars and others from the government and business communities with an interest in these two nations and the regional and global impact of their evolving relationship. While its brevity is commendable, one nonetheless wishes the obvious skills of the author could have been applied to a much-needed, more extensive assessment of this complex relationship and its future course within its historical context.