Contemporary China and the Changing International Community

by Lin, Bih-Jaw; Myers, James T.

• ISBN13: 9781570030246
• ISBN10: 1570030243
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1994-08-01
• Publisher: Univ of South Carolina Pr

Table of Contents

Foreword
Preface
Introduction: Two Paths to the Future
Constitutional Development and Reform in the Republic of China on Taiwan	p. 3
The Politics of Constitutional Reform in the Republic of China: Problems, Process, and Prospects	p. 35
Constitutional Review in the Republic of China on Taiwan: The Changing Role of the Council of Grand Justices	p. 54
The ROC's Economic Development and Its International Cooperation Program	p. 69
The ROC's Role in Building a Global Economy	p. 89
The ROC's Role in the World Economy	p. 114
The Republic of China and the International Community in the 1990s	p. 133
Given a Unique Model of Bilateral Relations, Can Taiwan Be an Actor on the World Stage?	p. 147
Foreign Aid in ROC Diplomacy	p. 170
Taipei-Peking Relations: The Sovereignty Issue	p. 187
The Future of Taiwan-Mainland Relations	p. 199
Recent ROC-PRC Unification Policies in the Light of the German Experience	p. 216
New Authoritarianism, Neo-Conservatism, and Anti-Peaceful Evolution: Mainland China's Resistance to Political Modernization	p. 245
Comprehensive Security in the Information Age: Internal Factors of "Peaceful Evolution" and "Non-Peaceful Evolution" in Mainland China	p. 262
The Collapse of the Communist World and Mainland China's Foreign Affairs	p. 279
Peking's Foreign Policy Conundrum Since Tienanmen: Peaceful Coexistence vs. Peaceful Evolution	p. 297
Peking's Diplomatic Strategies in a Changing World, 1989-92	p. 315
Toward a Regional "Block" in East Asia: Implications for Europe	p. 331
Circling the Wagons: The Trend Toward Economic Regionalism and Its Consequences for Asia	p. 348
Are East Asian Models Relevant to the Baltic?	p. 369
About the Contributors	p. 385
Index	p. 389
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