Dennis James Doolin

Born 1933-10-28 Omaha, NE (USA)

Died 2004-02-15
Tokyo (Japan)

Buried

Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma, Japan

Stanford University Professor and U.S. Consulate to Japan

Places Lived

Omaha, NE
San Francisco, CA
Riverside, CA
Stanford, CA
San Jose, CA
Washington, D.C.
Hong Kong
Japan

Author Of

Nonfiction

Keywords

Political science

Education

Bachelor of Science, 1958, University of San Francisco, CA
Master of Arts, 1960, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
Ph.D., 1964, Stanford University, Stanford, CA

Occupation

Professor
Research Curator
Consultant
Lecturer
U.S. Consulate in Japan

Places Worked

Stanford University
Hoover Institution, Stanford University
University of Hong Kong
American Institute for Research
Stanford Studies of the Communist System
United States National War College
United States Defense Department Senior China Analyst
United States Air Force for International Affairs, Deputy Undersecretary

Honors

U.S. Navy, 5 Battle Stars for Service in Korea

Associations

American Political Science Association
Association for Asian Studies

Bibliography

Communist China: The Politics of Student Opposition. 1964.
Territorial Claims in the Sino-Soviet Conflict. 1965.
Fifty Years of Chinese Philosophy: 1898-1948. 1965.
The People's Republic of China. 1966.
The Making of a Model Citizen in Communist China. 1971.
A Chinese-English Dictionary of Communist Terminology. 1973.
Chinese Communist Policies Toward the Chinese Intelligentsia. 1974.

Published pamphlets on Communist China for Hoover Institution, 1966-71.
Contributor to political science journals published in London, Hong Kong, and Paris.

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