Donald Zagoria

Professor

• Prof. Zagoria's most recent book is "Breaking the Impasse Between China and Taiwan," (Greenwood, 2003). Prof. Zagoria has written or edited four books and written more than 300 articles in refereed, professional journals on Asian security issues and relations among the great powers. His book on the Sino-Soviet Conflict, published in 1962, is generally recognized as the seminal work on one of the key turning points in the Cold War--the split between Moscow and Beijing. In recent years Prof. Zagoria has written widely on U.S.-China relations. And for the past seven years he has been directing a highly acclaimed Track II dialogue on Asian hot spots, including Taiwan and North Korea, which has been supported by the Ford Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, and the Smith Richardson Foundation. This initiative has been carried out under the auspices of The National Committee on American Foreign Policy.