Managing peace across the strait: The impact of United States and Chinese actions on contemporary Taiwanese nationalism, 1995-2005

Article Abstract:

The impact of the policies of the U.S. and the People's Republic of China (PRC) on Taiwanese nationalism is examined using quantitative data. The examination has found that PRC military actions directed at forcing Taiwan into submission and explicit U.S. expressions of commitment to defend Taiwan has increased the tendency of those in Taiwan to identify themselves as Taiwanese and desire independent statehood.

United States, Taiwan, China, International Affairs, International politics, Nationalism, Political aspects

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The European Community's emerging political dimension

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The leaders of the European Community (EC) agreed to work toward removing the political barriers between European nations at their meeting in Maastricht in Dec. 1991. The common foreign and security policy of the EC will be a challenging area for the US foreign policy as the interests of the US could be affected due to the direct role of the EC in international organizations.

European Union, European Community

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