Few regions are as potentially explosive and as likely to pose so
serious a threat to international security as East Asia. This new
volume explores the sources and manifestations of such tensions,
with a special focus on the key relationship between China and
Taiwan.
The following core themes are examined in detail:
- general and NGO approaches to third party mediation in conflict
situations
- regional conflict management approaches in East Asia
- third party interventions in the context of
Beijing-Taipei.
The Korean Peninsula, the Taiwan Strait, and the South China Sea
are all complex issues that need careful conflict management. The
editors of this book examine third-party mediation experiences from
both theoretical and historical/practical perspectives, arguing
that third party mediation is of great significance for regional
peace and stability in East Asia, especially the important case of
Taiwan-China.
Conflict Management, Security and Intervention in East Asia will
be of interest to students of regional security, peace studies,
conflict studies and international relations.
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