Analysis of the dispute over Taiwan using a game theory approach
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Defense and Security Analysis Vol 21 No 4, December 2005, pp.413-418 (94)Summary: Applying game theory to the tensions over Taiwan, this paper suggests there is no observable indication of major war between China and the USA, but there is a tendeency for China to go to war with Taiwan. Recommends the USA should continue its efforts at stabilizing the situation through the use of careful diplomacy.
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Applying game theory to the tensions over Taiwan, this paper suggests there is no observable indication of major war between China and the USA, but there is a tendeency for China to go to war with Taiwan. Recommends the USA should continue its efforts at stabilizing the situation through the use of careful diplomacy.
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