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A Clausewitzian appraisal of cross-strait relations / James R Holmes.

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HOLMES James R

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In: Issues & Studies Vol 44 No 4, December 2008, pp.29-70 (34)Summary: Uses Clausewitz's strategic theory to analyze how the 2008 elections in Taiwan and the USA may influence relations between Taiwan and China. Mismatches between political commitments and defence capabilities of the three parties in the triangular relationship mean, according to this article, there is still considerable potential for conflict in east Asia.

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Uses Clausewitz's strategic theory to analyze how the 2008 elections in Taiwan and the USA may influence relations between Taiwan and China. Mismatches between political commitments and defence capabilities of the three parties in the triangular relationship mean, according to this article, there is still considerable potential for conflict in east Asia.

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