Warren I. Cohen, a distinguished scholar in U.S. diplomatic history, passed away at 90 due to aspiration pneumonia. Noted for his extensive works on U.S.-Asian relations, especially with China, his seminal book 'America's Response to China' has been a key text since 1971, adapting to significant historical events over the decades. Beyond China, Cohen offered insights into broader Asian diplomatic ties with works like 'East Asia at the Center,' highlighting his role as a generalist in an era of specialization. His contributions have profoundly shaped academia's understanding of international relations.
Dr. Cohen’s scholarship provided a comprehensive understanding of U.S.-Asian relations, notably his landmark work, 'America's Response to China,' which remains pivotal in the study of U.S.-Chinese interactions.
With over a dozen books to his name, Dr. Cohen's expertise transcended narrow academic boundaries, showcasing the significance of a generalist in a field dominated by specialists.
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