Unpacking Taiwan Exceptionalism: Themes and Studies

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Title:	Unpacking Taiwan Exceptionalism: Themes and Studies
Authors:	Anna Rudakowska;Ewa Trojnar;Agata W. Ziętek
Keywords:	Taiwan;China;international recognition;international status;sovereignty;South China Sea;UNCLOS;United States;cross-Strait relations;soft power;diploma- cy;democratization;Sunflower Movement;civil society;indigenous tourism;sustainable tourism;ecotourism;environmental awareness
Date:	2020-04-03
Issue Date:	2020-04-11 12:11:08 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	Jagiellonian University Press
Abstract:	This chapter introduces readers to the book. It first elucidates a belief shared by all of its authors concerning Taiwan’s exceptionalism in two areas – external and internal affairs. Second, it looks at the literature on the unique situation of Taiwan in the landscape of international affairs and its consequences for the island, with particular attention to the state of research on this topic in Poland. Finally, it presents the structure and content of this volume.
Relation:	Taiwan's Exceptionalism
Appears in Collections:	[Department of Global Political Economy] Chapter

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