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elite perspectives from Beijing, Taipei, and Washington amid the Yizhou dilemma
xxxii, 180 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
"War in the Taiwan Strait is neither imminent nor probable. However, Beijing, Taipei, and Washington each face the "Yizhou Dilemma" that neither action nor inaction would lead to desirable outcomes"--
The Myth of War in the Taiwan Strait and the Yizhou Dilemma -- The Origin of the Taiwan Question and Where We Are Now -- Elite Survey Results from Beijing, Taipei, and Washington : Perceptions of War and Peace in the Taiwan Strait -- Elite Interviews and Focus Group Results from Beijing, Taipei, and Washington : Key Debates on War and Peace in the Taiwan Strait -- Do Decision Makers and the People Think Alike? The Perception Differences between the Elites and the Public -- Assessment by the Highest-Level Elites from Mainland China -- Assessment by the Highest-Level Elites from the Republic of China on Taiwan -- Assessment by the Highest-Level Elites from the U.S. -- The Yizhou Dilemma and the Prospects of the Taiwan Strait.
Taiyi Sun, Dennis Lu-Chung Weng ; forwards by Ma Ying-jeou, Jia Qingguo and Richard C. Bush.
Includes bibliographical references and index.