Ending the Chinese Civil War

Power, Commerce and Conciliation Between Beijing and Taipei

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Jun Zhan

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The ferocious antagonism between communist China on the mainland and nationalist China on Taiwan has been one of th peincipal shaping factors in the postwar world. Given the seemingly irreconcilable hatreds involved, the burgeoning contact between the two sides is a truly astonishing development. By concentrating on "low politics" rather than "high politics", this book explains how this transformation has come about, and provides a history of the relationship between Beijing and Taipei. How this stabilization has occurred in the most unpromising of circumstances is important both for the future of Asia and as a model for conflict resolution in other parts of the world.

Release date NZ

June 22nd, 1993

Author

Jun Zhan

Audiences

Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Professional & Vocational
Undergraduate

Contributor

Preface by Walter C. Clemens Jr

Country of Publication

United States

Illustrations

maps, figures and tables, notes, bibliography, index

Imprint

St Martin's Press

Pages

288

Publisher

St Martin's Press

Dimensions

138x216x25

ISBN-13

9780312089887

Product ID

2249186

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