China, Taiwan and the Evolution of One China Policy

In: China in the 21st Century

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Intro -- CHINA, TAIWAN AND THE EVOLUTION OF "ONE CHINA" POLICY -- CHINA, TAIWAN AND THE EVOLUTION OF "ONE CHINA" POLICY -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 CHINA/TAIWAN: EVOLUTION OF THE "ONE CHINA" POLICY - KEY STATEMENTS FROM WASHINGTON, BEIJING, AND TAIPEI* -- Summary -- Part I: U.S. Policy on "One China" -- Congressional Concerns -- Key Statements and Ambiguity -- Changed Context -- Definitions -- Unsettled Status -- Peaceful Settlement -- Has U.S. Policy Changed? -- Issue Area 1: Sovereignty -- Clinton's Three Noes -- Bush on Taiwan's Independence, Referendums, Constitution -- Visits (or Transits) by Taiwan's President -- World Health Organization (WHO) -- Select Legislation (Enacted by Congress) -- Issue Area 2: Use of Force -- Three Ifs -- Commitment to Help Taiwan's Self-Defense -- Arms Sales and Military Relationship -- Select Legislation (Enacted by Congress)63 -- Issue Area 3: Dialogue -- Urging Cross-Strait Dialogue -- Three Pillars and "Assent" of Taiwan's People -- Bush Administration's Re-emphasis of the "Six Assurances" -- Obama Administration and Convergence on "Peaceful Development" -- Select Legislation (Enacted by Congress) -- Overview of Policy Issues -- Part II: Highlights of Key Statements by Washington, Beijing, and Taipei -- Statements During Nixon Administration -- Kissinger's Secret Talks with PRC Premier Zhou Enlai77 -- Nixon's "Five Principles" in Secret Talks with Zhou Enlai -- Nixon on Withdrawing U.S. Military Forces from Taiwan -- U.S.-PRC Joint Communique (Shanghai Communique) -- Mao Zedong on Use of Force83 -- Statements During Ford Administration -- President Ford's Address to a Joint Session of Congress84 -- Statements During Carter Administration -- U.S. Statement on Diplomatic Recognition of the PRC85 -- PRC Statement on Establishing China-U.S. Diplomatic Relations87

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China, Taiwan and the evolution of "one China" policy

In: China in the 21st century

In: Asian political, economic and security issues

Costa, Meredith A.; Silva, Jeremy P.

Costa, Meredith A.; Silva, Jeremy P.

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"Despite consistent statements in four decades, the U.S. "one China" policy concerning Taiwan remains somewhat ambiguous and subject to different interpretations. Apart from questions about what the "one China" policy entails, issues have arisen about whether the U.S. presidents have stated clear positions and have changed or should change policy, affecting U.S. interests in security and democracy. This book discusses the "one China" policy since the U.S. began in 1971 to reach presidential understanding with the People's Republic of China (PRC) government in Beijing. It also documents the evolution of policy as affected by legislation and articulated in key statements by Washington, Beijing, and Taipei."--Publisher's description

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