Taiwanese Statehood in the Process of East Asian Integration
How to Cite
Balakin V.I. Taiwanese Statehood in the Process of East Asian Integration. Vlast’ (The Authority). 2016. Vol. 24. No. 2. P. 185-191. (in Russ.).
Abstract
The problem of Taiwanese statehood has acquired in the relation between Beijing and Taipei not only theoretical but also practical character. To a considerable degree, it depends on success or failure of promoting in East Asia regional integration model, which had been offered by PRC. East Asian integration process is developed today in the direction of creating by region's states some real conditions for permanent growth that afford to form a real Sinocentric power vector in the not so far perspective. Whether in relations with the West Chinese government sticks successively to a very careful though progressive approach in the realization of reforms but on the Taiwanese direction Beijing does its best to exclude in full any steps, which could lead up to inner political or economic instability in the country.
Keywords:
China, Taiwan, East Asia, integration, Chinese statehood
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