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Hedging the China threat : US-Taiwan security relations since 1949 / Shao-cheng Sun.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Sun, Shao-cheng, 1966- author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- United States--Foreign relations--Taiwan.
- United States.
- Taiwan--Foreign relations--United States.
- Taiwan.
- United States--Foreign relations--China.
- China--Foreign relations--United States.
- China.
- Taiwan Strait--Strategic aspects.
- Taiwan Strait.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (381 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Boulder, CO : Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2024.
- Summary:
- Explores the history of US commitments to Taiwan (the Republic of China) and the evolution of the complicated US-Taiwan-China relationship since the presidency of Harry S. Truman.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- copyright page
- Table of Contents
- Ch 1- China, Taiwan, and the United States
- China and Taiwan: A Brief History
- US Security Relations with Taiwan
- Levels of Analysis
- Organization of the Book
- Notes
- Ch 2- Early Commitments to Taiwan: The Truman Administration
- Historical Events: The Founding of the People's Republic of China
- The Individual Level: Truman's Reluctance to Become Involved
- The State Level: From the "Hands-off" to "Neutralize the Taiwan Strait" Policy
- The International Level: The Rise of Containment Policy
- Conclusion
- Ch 3- The Offshore Islands Crises: The Eisenhower Administration
- Historical Events: Offshore Islands Crises in the 1950s
- The Individual Level: Eisenhower's Dilemma
- The State Level: The Threat of a Nuclear Attack
- The International Level: The US Allies Push for US-PRC Dialogues
- Ch 4- Maintaining the Status Quo: The Kennedy Administration
- Historical Events: Two Chinas, Retaking Mainland China, and the 1962 Taiwan Strait Crisis
- The Individual Level: Maintaining the Status Quo with Kennedy
- The State Level: The Disputes Between Security Organizations
- The International Level: The Global Responses to Rising Threats from the PRC
- Ch 5- The PRC Nuclear Test and the Vietnam War: The Johnson Administration
- Historical Events: The US-ROC Relations Under the PRC Nuclear Weapon Threat
- The Individual Level: Johnson's Inflexible China Policy
- The State Level: The US Military Confronts the PRC's Rising Threat
- The International Level: The Moscow and Beijing Split
- Ch 6- The Opening of China: The Nixon Administration
- Historical Events: The Process of Opening to China
- The Individual Level: The Nixon-Kissinger China Game.
- The State Level: US-PRC Relations and Conflicts within the Administration
- The International level: Playing the China Card
- Ch 7- Moving Slowly Toward Normalization: The Ford Administration
- Historical Events: Three Phases of the US-PRC Relations
- The Individual Level: Preparing Ford's Visit to China
- The State Level: The State Department's Influence
- The International Level: The United States Embraces the Détente Policy
- Ch 8- Establishing Diplomatic Relations with China: The Carter Administration
- Historical Events: Phases of Normalization
- The Individual Level: Carter's Push for Normalization
- The State Level: Different Voices for Normalization
- The International Level: The China-Vietnam Border Dispute
- Ch 9- Arms Sales Disputes and Reassurances: The Reagan Administration
- Historical Events: US-PRC Negotiations on US Arms Sales
- The Individual Level: President Reagan's Support for Taiwan
- The State Level: Negotiation of the US-PRC Arms Communiqué
- The International Level: Demonstration of the Reagan Doctrine
- Ch 10- Dealing with the Tiananmen Square Crisis: The George H. W. Bush Administration
- Historical Events: Turmoil Breaks Out in China
- The Individual Level: President George H. W. Bush and China
- The State Level: The Tension Between the Bush Administration and Congress
- The International Level: The Demise of Communist Regimes
- Ch 11- The 1995-1996 Taiwan Straight Crisis: The Clinton Administration
- Historical Events: The Prelude to the Taiwan Strait Crisis
- The Individual Level: Clinton's Consent to Lee's Visit and Clinton-Jiang Summits
- The State Level: The Clinton Administration Responds to the Crisis
- The International Level: Responses from the Regional Countries.
- Conclusion
- Ch 12- From Strategic Competitor to Strategic Partner: The George W. Bush Administration
- Historical Events: The US Balancing Role in China-Taiwan Relations
- The Individual Level: Bush's Policy Toward Beijing and Taipei
- The State Level: The EP-3 Incident
- The International Level: US-China Relations After 9/11
- Ch 13- Seeking a Rebalanced Policy: The Obama Administration
- Historical Events: The Normalization of Cross-Strait Relations
- The Individual Level: Obama's Proactive Engagement with China
- The State Level: From Pivot to Rebalance
- The International Level: China Seas Disputes and North Korean Nuclear Issues
- Ch 14- Confronting a More Assertive China: The Trump Administration
- Historical Events: The Deterioration of China-Taiwan Relations
- The Individual Level: President Trump's Trade War Against China
- The State Level: The United States' Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Impact on Taiwan
- The International Level: Japan Countering China and the Trump-Kim Summit
- Ch 15- The Taiwan Straight Crisis of 2022-2023: The Biden Administration
- Historical Events: The Taiwan Strait Crises of 2022 and 2023
- The Individual Level: Biden's "Defending Taiwan" Against China's Threat?
- The State Level: The Biden Administration's China and Taiwan Policies
- The International Level: The Russian Invasion of Ukraine
- Ch 16- The Future of US-China-Taiwan Relations
- The Trajectory of Triangular Relations: Three Levels of Analyses
- The Future Trend: The Dangerous Strait
- Acronyms
- Bibliography
- Index
- About the Book.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Sun, Shao-cheng, 1966- Hedging the China threat
- ISBN:
- 9781962551151
- 1962551156
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