| ID | 095544 |
| Title Proper | Beyond power politics |
| Other Title Information | institution-building and mainland China's Taiwan policy transition |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Xin, Qiang |
| Publication | 2010. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Facing the ever-growing interdependence across the Taiwan Strait, Mainland China's strategy towards Taiwan is undergoing a profound change, that is, transcending the staunch realpolitik mentality and turning to an institutional arrangement in policy making. Especially since President Hu Jintao took up his position, the Mainland has endeavored to improve cross-Strait relations through the institutionalization of a series of sensitive issues, such as the proposals and signatures of some long-term accords aiming to advocate economic cooperation, promote social exchanges, weaken political opposition and foster mutual trust. By taking the Mainland's national development strategy shift, Taiwan's domestic reality and 'institution deficit' in cross-Strait relations into consideration, this paper analyzes the reasons, efforts and features of the Mainland's recent institutional-orientated policy transition. |
| `In' analytical Note | Journal of Contemporary China Vol. 19, No. 65; Jun 2010: p.525 - 539 |
| Journal Source | Journal of Contemporary China Vol. 19, No. 65; Jun 2010: p.525 - 539 |
| Key Words | Power Politics ; Taiwan Policy Transition ; China ; Institution - Building ; Taiwan ; Hu Jintao ; Economic Cooperation ; Institutionalization |