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Defense reform in Taiwan: problems and prospects

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CHASE Michael S

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In: Asian Survey Vol 45 No 3, May/June 2005, pp.362-382 (12)Summary: Taiwan has made some advances in implementing its defence reforms, but formidable obstacles to further progress still loom. Although the United States plays a crucial supporting role, it is Taiwan itself that must deal with its internal political and bureaucratic problems, which constitute the greatest impediments to reform.

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Taiwan has made some advances in implementing its defence reforms, but formidable obstacles to further progress still loom. Although the United States plays a crucial supporting role, it is Taiwan itself that must deal with its internal political and bureaucratic problems, which constitute the greatest impediments to reform.

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