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ISBN 10: 9004223460
ISBN 13: 978-9004223462
Author: Joel Atkinson
Australia—Taiwan relations defy easy categorisation. Business and trade links are robust. Both countries support the US—led East Asian order and democracy. Yet, omnipresent pressure from China ensures relations are hard edged and mutually exasperating. In Australia and Taiwan, Joel Atkinson untangles and explains this important Asia—Pacific relationship. He covers history through to the end of the Cold War, the role of Taiwan in Australia’s contemporary relations with China and the US, and bilateral issues such as ministerial visits and friction in the South Pacific.
Atkinson breaks new ground with this comprehensive analysis of Australia—Taiwan relations. He draws on numerous interviews conducted in Australia, Taiwan and the South Pacific, archives, newspapers, governmental publications, leaked US diplomatic cables, and Chinese sources.
Part One: History
Chapter One. Early Links: European Colonization to the Start of the Korean War
Chapter Two. Early Cold War: Australia’s Taiwan Problem
Chapter Three. Late Cold War: Australia’s Taiwan Opportunity
Part Two: The Taiwan Issue in Australia’s Relations with China and the US
Chapter Four. Australian Policy Feels the Post-Cold War Squeeze
Chapter Five. Australia Sidelines Taiwan
Chapter Six. Confronting China—With or Without Taiwan
Part Three: Australia–Taiwan Relations in China’s Shadow
Chapter Seven. Politics Meets Economics: A Focus on Bilateral Issues
Chapter Eight. South Pacific Friction
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Tags: Joel Atkinson, Australia, Taiwan, Bilateral Relations, China, United States, South Pacific