United States-Taiwan security ties : from Cold War to beyond containment

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United States-Taiwan security ties : from Cold War to beyond containment

Dennis Van Vranken Hickey

Praeger, 1994

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [169]-189) and index

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内容説明

This book is an introductory study of the complex security relationship that exists between the United States and Taiwan. It explains how U.S. security policy toward Taiwan has been steered primarily by Cold War calculations and how the U.S. has sought to respond creatively to the constraints on military support for Taiwan imposed by the normalization of relations with the People's Republic of China. Hickey suggests that, with the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, the time has arrived for adjustments in the U.S.-Taiwan relationship. These modifications should not, however, include a change in American security policy, which should continue to serve U.S. interests in the post-Cold War environment.

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Introduction Economic and Political Development in Taiwan The United States, Taiwan and the Cold War United States Security Ties to Taiwan: Institutionalized Ambiguity American Technological Assistance, Technology Transfers and Taiwan's Drive for Defense Self-Sufficiency The Sale of F-16 Fighters to Taiwan China's Threat to Taiwan Policy Options United States- Taiwan Security Ties and the End of the Cold War Appendix 1: Taiwan Relations Act Appendix 2: United States-China Joint Communique Appendix 3: George Bush's Remarks to General Dynamics Employees in Fort Worth, Texas Appendix 4: Excerpts of the Press Briefing on F-16 Sale to Taiwan Select Bibliography Index

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