(The)International Status of Taiwan in the new world order : legal and political considerations

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅸ
• Abbreviation = xvii
• Part Ⅰ. The International Legal Status of Taiwan = 1
• 1. The International Legal Status of Taiwan / HUNGDAH CHIU = 3
• 2. Is Taiwan a Part of China? / HANS KUIJPER = 9
• 3. Toward Modern concepts of Sovereignty and statehood / MICHAEL C. DAVIS = 21
• Part Ⅱ. Reponses to Diplomatic Isolation : Informal Diplomacy = 33
• 4. Limitations and Prospects of Taiwan's Informal Diplomacy / LINJUN WU = 35
• 5 Does Flexible Diplomacy Improve taiwan's International Status? / KAY M$$\ddot o$$LLER = 53
• Part Ⅲ. Responses to Diplomatic Isolation : Participation in International Organizations = 63
• 6. Taiwan's Return to International Organizations : Policies, Problems and Prospects / DENNIS VAN VRANKEN HICKEY = 65
• 7. Taiwan's "Return" to International Organizations / KO SWAN SIK = 79
• 8. All Dressed Up But Not Invited to the Party : Can Taiwan Join the United Nations Now the Cold War is Over? / VINCENT WEI-CHENG WANG = 85
• 9. The Republic of china's Right to Participate in the United nations / SHENG-TSUNG YANG = 117
• 10. Taiwan's Right to Be Heard Before the Security Council / JANET E. LORD = 133
• 11. Taiwan's Option of Becoming a Permanent Observer / LOUIS B. SOHN = 153
• 12. The United Nations Framework for the Participation of Observers / NERI SYBESMA-KNOL = 167
• 13 Taiwan, china, and the United Nations / LUNG-CHU CHEN = 189
• Part Ⅳ. Relations Across the Taiwan Strait = 207
• 14. The Paradox of Taiwan-Mainland China Relations / JAMES C. HSIUNG = 209
• 15. The Development of Cross-Strait Policies in china and Taiwan / CHENG-WEN TSAI = 221
• Part Ⅴ. Concluding Observations = 239
• 16. Self-Determination in Action for the People of Taiwan / JEAN-MARIE HENCKAERTS = 241
• Appendices = 259
• Appendix 1. Legal Aspects of the Problem of Representation in the United Nations = 261
• Appendix 2. General Assembly Resolution on the Representation of China in the United Nations = 265
• Appendix 3. The Chinese White Paper on Cross-Strait Relations = 267
• Appendix 4. The Taiwanese White Paper on Cross-Strait Relations = 279
• Appendix 5. Requests to Consider the Exceptional Situation of Taiwan in the International Context = 293
• Select Bibliography = 307
• About the Authors = 317
• Index = 321