Reflections on the Triangular Relations of Beijing-Taipei-Washington Since 1995

1. Introduction
Shiping Hua

Part I. Perspective From Beijing

2. The Taiwan Dilemma in U.S.-PRC Relations
Gang Lin

3. Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Domestic Politics and PRC’s “Dual-Track” Taiwan Policy
Qingmin Zhang

4. China’s Economic Policy Toward Taiwan: An Empirical Analysis
Joseph Y. S. Cheng, Chak-yuen Kan

5. Militarization of the
Taiwan Strait Issue
Quan Jing

Part II. Perspective From Taipei

6. The Taiwan That Can Say No Taiwan’s External and Cross-Strait Relations Since 1995
Philip Yang

7. Taiwan’s New National Identity, Domestic
Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao, Jiann-Fa Yan

8. Economic Interaction Between Taiwan and Mainland China and Its Influence On Both Economies
Charng Kao, Wen-Thuen Wang

9. Taiwan’s Preparation Against Beijing’s Military Attacks
Andrew N. D. Yang

Part III. Perspective From Washington

10. PRC, ROC, and U.S. Interests: Can They Be Harmonized?
Lynn T. White

11. Bush, China, Taiwan: A Triangular Analysis
Lowell Dittmer

12. Rethinking the Political Consequences of Economic Integration in Mainland China-Taiwan Relations
Scott L. Kastner

13. The United States and East Asia: How the Taiwan Strait and China Affect U.S. Security Strategy
Larry M. Wortzel

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, Asian Politics, International Relations, Political Science, Diplomacy