Taiwan in the Asia-Pacific in the 1990s
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Taiwan in the Asia-Pacific in the 1990s
（Studies in world affairs, 6）
Allen & Unwin, 1994
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Published by Allen & Unwin in association with the Northeast Asia Program and Department of International Relations
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Taiwan's growing economic power and changing political identity is complicating views of a Chinese state with its base in Beijing. Taiwan's geographic centrality, cultural ties throughout the region, an enviable record of economic development and its world trading skills have established Taiwan, the old Republic of China, at the centre of a network of political and economic influence in the Asia-Pacific region. Taiwan, now an APEC member, is a natural trading partner for mainland China. It is the source of significant amounts of foreign capital. In economic terms, Taiwan is more important in many respects than mainland China. This book aims to explain how and why Taiwan has come of age. It draws on contributions from scholars in Taiwan, Australia and the United States.
Table of Contents
- Taiwan's domestic political reforms - institutional change and power realignment, Hung-Mao Tien, Yun-Han-Chu
- emerging Taiwanese identity in the 1990s - crisis and transformation, C.L. Chiou
- Taiwan's changing post-Cold War role and political status in the Asia Pacific, Tuan Y. Cheng
- the Taiwan economy in the 1990s, Shirley W.Y. Kuo
- Taiwan's economic relations with Southeast Asia, Chen Hurng-Yu
- shop-front in Hong Kong, manufacturing in the mainland, Milton D. Yee
- economic co-operation relations between Taiwan and Fujian, Guangdong Provinces, Xu Xinpeng
- Taiwan and Southern China's Fujien and Kwangtong Provinces, Ricky Tung
- transferring the Republic of China's modernization experience to the People's Republic of China, Ramon Myers
- the orbital mechanics of Taiwan's technological development - an examination of the "gravitational" pushes and pulls, Denis Fred Simon
- Taiwan as a regional transportation hub, Peter Rimmer
- Taiwan as an emerging regional financial centre in the 1990s, Lee Sheng-Yi
- Taiwan's position in the East Asia economy, Tzong-Shian Yu
- Australia and Taiwan, Gary Klintworth.
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