China's rise, Taiwan's dilemmas, and international peace
By: edited by Edward Friedman.
Contributors: Friedman, Edward, 1937-
Series: Politics in Asia series
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2005
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 252
Subjects: Chinese reunification question, 1949-; Taiwan -- Foreign relations -- China; China -- Foreign relations -- Taiwan; Taiwan -- Foreign relations -- 1945-; China -- Foreign relations -- 1976-; Taiwan -- Politics and government -- 1988-2000; Taiwan -- Politics and government -- 2000-
Notes: "First published 2005 by Routledge ... Abingdon Oxon ... "
"Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada by Routledge."
Table of contents: title: I. Taiwan's identity and China's policy. Taiwanese nationalism and the "unforgettable others" / Masahiro Wakabayashi; title: The political-economic paradox / Richard Weixing Hu; title: II. Taiwan's dilemmas. China isolates Taiwan / Chien-min Chao and Hsu Chih-chia; title: The high cost of excluding Taiwan from the WHO / Dennis V. Hickey; title: One China, diplomatic isolation and a separate Taiwan / J. Bruce Jacobs; title: Civil society, grassroots aspirations and diplomatic isolation / Chen Jie; title: Taiwan adapts to the network society / Daniel Lynch; title: III. China's rise and international peace. Taiwan's participation in international organizations / Vincent Wei-cheng Wang; title: Taiwan's bid for U.N. membership / T. Y. Wang; title: Taiwan's Asia-Pacific geo-strategic value / Jiann-fa Yan; title: China's dilemma on using military force / Edward Friedman; title: Marginalizing Taiwan weakens mainland / Jean-Pierre Cabestan.