Alan D. Romberg’s article “Shaping the Future, Part II: Cross-Strait Relations” appears in the latest issue of the Hoover Institute’s China Leadership Monitor.
“Beijing breathed a sigh of relief after Ma Ying-jeou’s re-election victory in January and reaffirmed Hu Jintao’s December 31, 2008 vision for peaceful development of cross-Strait ties. While it might have preferred a more forward-leaning position from Taipei on the issue of political dialogue and a more unambiguous embrace of “one China,” it appeared to accept the results as “good enough” and to settle in for the long haul….”
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China
Alan D. Romberg’s article “Shaping the Future, Part II: Cross-Strait Relations” appears in the latest issue of the Hoover Institute’s China Leadership Monitor.
“Beijing breathed a sigh of relief after Ma Ying-jeou’s re-election victory in January and reaffirmed Hu Jintao’s December 31, 2008 vision for peaceful development of cross-Strait ties. While it might have preferred a more forward-leaning position from Taipei on the issue of political dialogue and a more unambiguous embrace of “one China,” it appeared to accept the results as “good enough” and to settle in for the long haul….”
click here to read the entire article.
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