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    America’s “One China” policy and its posture of strategic ambiguity were compro-mises intended in part to secure China’s commit-ment to peaceful means in pursuit of unification
  • Innovating Strategic Ambiguity: Empowering Taiwan s Defense Amid a . . .
    The United States employs a policy of strategic ambiguity when addressing the Taiwan issue, which is rooted in the Shanghai Communiqué and the “US concession not to support either a ‘one China, one Taiwan’ or ‘two Chinas’ framework ”1 This approach was further refined with the Taiwan Relations Act (TRA) The TRA codified US military support and any potential military response into
  • Policy Brief No - toda. org
    Abstract This Policy Brief [1] argues that the conflict over Taiwan’s status is not primarily driven by geopolitics or considerations for power It is a struggle between rivalling national identities, reinforced by compelling historical narratives This means that peace cannot be preserved by just mutual deterrence Strategic reassurance, with a basis in respect for each other’s identity
  • (PDF) The Strategic Triangle: U. S. -China-Taiwan Relations
    To achieve such a goal, the U S has adopted strategic ambiguity as the cornerstone of its policy toward the cross-Strait relations for the past few decades
  • Taiwan Explained: Why China Claims It, and Why the U. S. Is Involved
    Differences over Taiwan’s status have fueled rising tensions between the island and mainland Taiwan is the likeliest potential flash point in U S -China relations
  • Taiwan’s Geopolitical Challenges and Domestic Choices
    This briefing considers these issues in the context of recent developments within Taiwan’s domestic politics, the current status of its relationship with the US and with China, and its efforts to increase its presence in the international community – or ‘international space’1 – through the New Southbound Policy (NSP) It makes the case that, through policies such as the NSP, Taiwan
  • Geopolitics, Domestic Politics, and Risks of War in the Taiwan Strait . . .
    In the past four decades, the cross-Strait relationship has seen up and down in cycles From 1979 the mainland side replaced the policy of “liberating Taiwan” with a concept of peaceful reuni cation and “one country, two systems ” Beijing promised that so long as Taiwan returns to the embrace of the motherland, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) government will respect the
  • The Political Geography of the South China Sea Disputes
    The PRC’s Current Position on the South China Sea The People’s Republic of China (PRC) is the largest and most active party in the South China Sea disputes It main-tains that it is entitled to the Paracel Islands and much of the Spratly Islands owing to its so-called nine-dashed line, and it ultimately seeks, as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s M Taylor Fravel has argued
  • The Return to Strategic Ambiguity: Assessing Trump’s Taiwan Stance
    However, given the lack of a security treaty with Taiwan, it does not matter how pro-Taiwan his staff is With Trump back in office, the US policy on Taiwan has moved back into the strategic ambiguity camp What that means for Taiwan in the coming years is—by definition—anybody’s guess
  • Taiwan: The Origins of the U. S. One-China Policy
    Today, the uneasy status quo over Taiwan is under strain The Soviet Union, the common foe that provided the strategic rationale for U S -PRC rapprochement in the 1970s, is long gone After decades of fast-paced economic growth, the PRC is a global power whose leaders have reportedly given China’s military a deadline of 2027 to develop the capability to take Taiwan by force Taiwan has





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