The Taiwan Relations Act (TRA) of 1979 was adopted following
President Carter's recognition of the People's Republic of China
and de-recognition of Taiwan. Congress, The Presidency and the
Taiwan Relations Act is a study of the adversary relationship that
exists between the President and Congress, viewed both in broad
historical perspective as well as in relation to the TRA as a
specific case in point illustrating the interbranch tug-of-war in
the foreign policy process. The contributors to this volume explore
the background of the interbranch division of labor and examine the
enactment and implementation of the TRA both as a putative example
of an assertive Congress and as a possible focal point of tensions
between the two branches.
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