While global attention has been focused on other regional issues,
such as China-US tensions and North Korea's nuclear ambitions,
little attention has been paid to Taiwan. Yet the so-called Taiwan
issue, namely the continued separation of the island from mainland
China, remains a major regional security challenge that could
potentially spark direct conflict involving the USA, China and
Japan, the three largest economies in the world, two of which are
nuclear powers. Although Taiwan has continued to find opportunities
to maintain the current status quo despite a deteriorating
geo-strategic environment as a result of the rise of China and the
uncertainties of the Trump Administration, its room for manoeuvre
continues to narrow. This volume examines the challenges and
evaluates the prospects for preventing conflict on the Taiwan
Strait, by focusing on the political conditions that Taiwan faces
internally and externally.
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