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1964 China Q. i (1964)

handle is hein.journals/chnaquar5 and id is 1 raw text is: THE SINO-SOVIET RIFT The most recent developments in Sino-Soviet relations are analysed and documented in a special study pre- pared for The China Quarterly by W. E. Griffith of the Center for International Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. To be published at the beginning of 1964 by Allen and Unwin in Great Britain and M.I.T. Press in the United States. THE SINO-SOVIET RIFT PREUVES Publie dans son numiro de F6vrier UNE GRANDE ENQUETE L'art informel en questions R6ponses de Jacques AUDIBERTI, Yves BONNEFOY, Roger CAELLOIS, Jean CASSOU, C16ment GREENBERG, Robert KLEIN, Robert LEBEL, St~phane LUPASCO, Andr6 MASSON, Herbert READ, Pierre RESTANY, Harold ROSENBERG Fritz Ren6 ALLEMANN et Alfred KERN L'Alsace, rgion charni re de l'Europe Armand GASPARD Chypre: 6chec d'une coexistence? PREUVES: 18, avenue de I'Opira-PARIS (ler) Le N° de 96 pp. ilL-France: 3 F.30-Etranger 3 F.60 C.C.P. PARIS 178-00 Un ancien num~ro sera gracieusement envoy6, sur simple demande, comme specimen

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