New Dynamics in Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations: How Far Can the Rapprochement Go?

ISBN-13: 9780415633420 / Angielski / Twarda / 2013 / 244 str.

Weixing Hu

Opis

Focusing on how improving mainland China-Taiwan relations are likely to develop in future this study considers economic relations, the political sphere, the impact of increasing personal, social contacts, and the role of international actors. It concludes that the present 'circulatory dialogue' is likely to continue.

Spis treści

Introduction  Part 1: Does the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement have spillover effects in political relations?  1. The Spillover Effect of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement and Its Implications for Cross-Strait Relations  2. Economic Interests in Taiwan’s Cross-Strait Policy and Linkages to National Identity: Has the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement Opened the Way to a Political Solution?  3. The Nature of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement and Its Implications for Peaceful Development of Cross Strait Relations: Perspectives from the Mainland  Part 2: Why the political stalemate is so hard to break?  4. Beijing's Evolving Policy and Strategic Thinking on Taiwan  5. Cross-Strait Confidence Building Measures: Prospects and Implications  6. Diplomatic Truce in cross-Strait relations: Limits and Prospects  7. Politics in command of the Mainland's Military Policy toward Taiwan  Part 3: Social Dimension of Cross-Strait Relations  8. Interest, Identity, and People's Preference on Taiwan's Independence Issue  9. Bidding for Taiwanese Hearts: Evaluating the Achievement of China’s Economic Statecraft against Taiwan  10. Social Dimensions of Changing Cross-Strait relations: the Case of Taishang  Part 4: Whither cross-Strait Relations? 11. The United States and the Changing Cross-Strait Relations  12. Peaceful Unification vs. Divided Rule: Assessing Political Relations across the Taiwan Strait  13. Prospects of Cross-Strait Relations: Toward an Involutionary Process? 

O autorze

Weixing Hu is an Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Hong Kong.