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The cross-strait crisis : the case for optimism / Monte R Bullard

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BULLARD Monte R

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In: Journal of Contemporary China Vol 17 No 54, February 2008, pp.107-120 (102)Summary: Summarises political, economic, cultural and military reasons why it may be possible to resolve differences between China and Taiwan without the use of force. Looks at trends indicating separation as the long term outcome, and others that suggest the current arrangement will remain for a considerable period.

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Summarises political, economic, cultural and military reasons why it may be possible to resolve differences between China and Taiwan without the use of force. Looks at trends indicating separation as the long term outcome, and others that suggest the current arrangement will remain for a considerable period.

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