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(Archived document, may contain errors) No. 118 November 15, 1991 ANIERICA-CEMNA POLICY: MAMAIN]NG CONSTRUCTIVE ENGAGENWM INTRODUCTION

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(Archived document, may contain errors) DEMOCRACY IN CHINA PART 2 TAIPEI STYLE Edited by Martin L. Lasater Dr. Ma Ying-jeou Associate Professor of Law National Chengchi University, Taipei Dr. King C. Chen Professor of Political Science Rutgers University Dr. Robert Sutter Specialist in Asian Affairs Congressional Research Service Library of Congress Dr. David Aikman Time Magazine Martin L Lasater Director, Asian Studies Center The Heritage Foundation

Introduction For decades, China has made systematic efforts to internationally isolate Taiwan through a mix of coercion and diplomatic enticement. Taiwan, however, has broken through this isolation by engaging with other nations through robust parliamentary diplomacy in order to expand its international space and legitimacy. It is indeed an irony of contemporary history that although Taiwan fulfills the main requisites …

The U.S. must strengthen Taiwan’s confidence in its future and preserve stability while demonstrating to China that now is not the time to force a violent confrontation.