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Cross-Strait Relations and International Organizations : Taiwan's Participation in IGOs in the Context of Its Relationship with China.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextSeries: Publisher: Wiesbaden : Springer Vieweg. in Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, 2014Copyright date: ©2014Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (362 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9783658055271
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 327.5
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Contents:
Intro -- Acknowledgment -- Contents -- Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Tables -- Figures -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Cross-Strait Relations and International Organizations -- 1.2 Scope of the Book and Research Question -- 1.3 Case Studies -- 1.4 Literature Review -- 1.5 Theoretical Framework -- 1.6 Research Method -- 1.7 Chapter Overview -- 2 Theoretical Framework -- 2.1 Neoclassical Realism and Foreign Policy Analysis -- 2.2 The Role of International Organizations in Realist Theory -- 2.3 China's Rise and the Implications for Taiwan -- 2.4 Taiwan's Foreign Policy in Response to China's Rise -- 2.5 Intervening Variables -- 2.5.1 Domestic Competition between the Pan-Green Camp and the Pan-Blue Camp -- 2.5.2 The Rise of a Distinct Taiwanese Identity -- 2.5.3 Threat Perception of China -- 3 Historical Overview of Cross-Strait Relations in IGOs -- 3.1 1949-1988: From Diplomatic Competition to Diplomatic Isolation -- 3.2 1988-2002: Gaining International Space through "Flexible Diplomacy" -- 3.3 2002-2008: Taiwan's IGO Policy under Chen Shui-bian -- 3.4 2008-2011: Taiwan's IGO Policy under Ma Ying-jeou -- 4 Case Study 1: The World Trade Organization (WTO) -- 4.1 Taiwan's Application for Membership of the GATT/WTO -- 4.2 Cross-Strait Relations in the WTO 2002-2008 -- 4.2.1 The First Year: Early Interactions within the WTO Framework -- 4.2.2 The Blue Book Dispute -- 4.2.3 The Government Procurement Agreement -- 4.2.4 The Judge Dispute -- 4.3 Cross-Strait Relations in the WTO before and after 2008 -- 4.4 Conclusion of the WTO Case Study -- 5 Case Study 2: The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) -- 5.1 Cross-Strait Relations in APEC: An Overview -- 5.2 Cross-Strait Relations in APEC 2002-2008 -- 5.2.1 The APEC Summits -- 5.2.2 The APEC Working Level -- 5.2.3 Cross-Strait Relations in APEC after 2008 -- 5.2.4 The APEC Summits -- 5.2.5 The APEC Working Level.
5.3 Conclusion of the APEC Case Study -- 6 Case Study 3: The World Health Organization (WHO) -- 6.1 Taiwan's WHO Campaign - Motives, Arguments and Strategies -- 6.2 Cross-Strait Relations in the WHO 2002-2008 -- 6.2.1 2002: Increasing Support for Taiwan's Low-Key Bid -- 6.2.2 2003: SARS as a Catalyst for Taiwan's Campaign -- 6.2.3 2004: Calling for a Vote: Taiwan's Quest Becomes Highly Visible -- 6.2.4 2005: The Memorandum of Understanding and the International Health Regulations -- 6.2.5 2006: Meaningful Participation and Growing Frustration over China -- 6.2.6 2007: Politicization of the WHO: Application for Full Membership under the Name "Taiwan" -- 6.2.7 2008: From Chen to Ma: Conflicting Approaches -- 6.3 Cross-Strait Relations in the WHO after 2008 -- 6.3.1 2008: Cross-Strait Relations: Slowly Working toward WHA Observership -- 6.3.2 2009: WHA Observer Status and IHR Inclusion -- 6.3.3 2010: The Descent of Taiwan's WHO Campaign: Inside WHA, outside WHO -- 6.3.4 2011: The WHO's Internal Memo: Controversies over Taiwan's Status -- 6.4 Conclusion of the WHO Case Study -- 7 Case Study 4: The United Nations (UN) and Its Specialized Agencies -- 7.1 Taiwan's UN Bids 1993-2002 -- 7.2 Cross-Strait Relations and the UN 2002-2008 -- 7.2.1 2002-2006: From Dual Representation to "One China, One Taiwan" -- 7.2.2 2007: UN Membership Bid under the Name "Taiwan" -- 7.3 Cross-Strait Relations and the UN after 2008 -- 7.3.1 2008: Requesting Meaningful Participation in the Activities of the UN Specialized Agencies -- 7.3.2 2009-2011: From UN to UNFCCC and ICAO -- 7.4 Conclusion of the UN Case Study -- 8 Conclusion: Cross-Strait Relations and International Organizations -- 8.1 Positions on Taiwan's IGO Participation -- 8.2 The Main Characteristic Features of Cross-Strait Relations in IGOs -- 8.3 Explanations for Taiwan's IGO Policy and Strategy Change.
8.4 The Development of Taiwan's International Space -- 8.5 Future Models for Taiwan's IGO Participation and Outlook -- 9 Bibliography -- 9.1 Official Documentation from Major International Organizations -- 9.1.1 WTO Documents -- 9.1.2 APEC Documents -- 9.1.3 WHO Documents -- 9.1.4 UN Documents -- 9.2 Literature -- 9.3 Interviews -- Appendices.
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Intro -- Acknowledgment -- Contents -- Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Tables -- Figures -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Cross-Strait Relations and International Organizations -- 1.2 Scope of the Book and Research Question -- 1.3 Case Studies -- 1.4 Literature Review -- 1.5 Theoretical Framework -- 1.6 Research Method -- 1.7 Chapter Overview -- 2 Theoretical Framework -- 2.1 Neoclassical Realism and Foreign Policy Analysis -- 2.2 The Role of International Organizations in Realist Theory -- 2.3 China's Rise and the Implications for Taiwan -- 2.4 Taiwan's Foreign Policy in Response to China's Rise -- 2.5 Intervening Variables -- 2.5.1 Domestic Competition between the Pan-Green Camp and the Pan-Blue Camp -- 2.5.2 The Rise of a Distinct Taiwanese Identity -- 2.5.3 Threat Perception of China -- 3 Historical Overview of Cross-Strait Relations in IGOs -- 3.1 1949-1988: From Diplomatic Competition to Diplomatic Isolation -- 3.2 1988-2002: Gaining International Space through "Flexible Diplomacy" -- 3.3 2002-2008: Taiwan's IGO Policy under Chen Shui-bian -- 3.4 2008-2011: Taiwan's IGO Policy under Ma Ying-jeou -- 4 Case Study 1: The World Trade Organization (WTO) -- 4.1 Taiwan's Application for Membership of the GATT/WTO -- 4.2 Cross-Strait Relations in the WTO 2002-2008 -- 4.2.1 The First Year: Early Interactions within the WTO Framework -- 4.2.2 The Blue Book Dispute -- 4.2.3 The Government Procurement Agreement -- 4.2.4 The Judge Dispute -- 4.3 Cross-Strait Relations in the WTO before and after 2008 -- 4.4 Conclusion of the WTO Case Study -- 5 Case Study 2: The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) -- 5.1 Cross-Strait Relations in APEC: An Overview -- 5.2 Cross-Strait Relations in APEC 2002-2008 -- 5.2.1 The APEC Summits -- 5.2.2 The APEC Working Level -- 5.2.3 Cross-Strait Relations in APEC after 2008 -- 5.2.4 The APEC Summits -- 5.2.5 The APEC Working Level.

5.3 Conclusion of the APEC Case Study -- 6 Case Study 3: The World Health Organization (WHO) -- 6.1 Taiwan's WHO Campaign - Motives, Arguments and Strategies -- 6.2 Cross-Strait Relations in the WHO 2002-2008 -- 6.2.1 2002: Increasing Support for Taiwan's Low-Key Bid -- 6.2.2 2003: SARS as a Catalyst for Taiwan's Campaign -- 6.2.3 2004: Calling for a Vote: Taiwan's Quest Becomes Highly Visible -- 6.2.4 2005: The Memorandum of Understanding and the International Health Regulations -- 6.2.5 2006: Meaningful Participation and Growing Frustration over China -- 6.2.6 2007: Politicization of the WHO: Application for Full Membership under the Name "Taiwan" -- 6.2.7 2008: From Chen to Ma: Conflicting Approaches -- 6.3 Cross-Strait Relations in the WHO after 2008 -- 6.3.1 2008: Cross-Strait Relations: Slowly Working toward WHA Observership -- 6.3.2 2009: WHA Observer Status and IHR Inclusion -- 6.3.3 2010: The Descent of Taiwan's WHO Campaign: Inside WHA, outside WHO -- 6.3.4 2011: The WHO's Internal Memo: Controversies over Taiwan's Status -- 6.4 Conclusion of the WHO Case Study -- 7 Case Study 4: The United Nations (UN) and Its Specialized Agencies -- 7.1 Taiwan's UN Bids 1993-2002 -- 7.2 Cross-Strait Relations and the UN 2002-2008 -- 7.2.1 2002-2006: From Dual Representation to "One China, One Taiwan" -- 7.2.2 2007: UN Membership Bid under the Name "Taiwan" -- 7.3 Cross-Strait Relations and the UN after 2008 -- 7.3.1 2008: Requesting Meaningful Participation in the Activities of the UN Specialized Agencies -- 7.3.2 2009-2011: From UN to UNFCCC and ICAO -- 7.4 Conclusion of the UN Case Study -- 8 Conclusion: Cross-Strait Relations and International Organizations -- 8.1 Positions on Taiwan's IGO Participation -- 8.2 The Main Characteristic Features of Cross-Strait Relations in IGOs -- 8.3 Explanations for Taiwan's IGO Policy and Strategy Change.

8.4 The Development of Taiwan's International Space -- 8.5 Future Models for Taiwan's IGO Participation and Outlook -- 9 Bibliography -- 9.1 Official Documentation from Major International Organizations -- 9.1.1 WTO Documents -- 9.1.2 APEC Documents -- 9.1.3 WHO Documents -- 9.1.4 UN Documents -- 9.2 Literature -- 9.3 Interviews -- Appendices.

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