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The Cooperation Gamble of China and US on US-Taiwan Arms Sale

Author: BianJinBo
Tutor: SunCheng
School: China University of Political Science
Course: International political
Keywords: U.S. arms sales to Taiwan Sino-US cooperative game Sino-US relations
CLC: D822.3
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


The Taiwan issue is the most sensitive Sino-US relations , the most fundamental , is the most important problem . Properly handle the Taiwan issue , and stable development of Sino-US relations is essential . If handled properly , it will affect the long-term development of Sino-US relations . The Taiwan issue is caused due to the civil war in China and historical issues , could have been part of China's internal affairs , However, due to the interference of the United States to obstruct , the Taiwan issue has become protracted , complicated , and has so far failed to achieve reunification . As a result, the Taiwan issue as the most important factor to affect the normal development of Sino-US relations , the two sides focus of conflicts . Frequently arms sales to Taiwan , on the one hand, to the Taiwan authorities to convey the wrong message , and exacerbate the tense situation in the Taiwan Strait ; mainland China on the other hand also increased the difficulty of reunification with Taiwan , a direct result of the Sino-US relationship stumbling , wavering . Through arms sales to Taiwan and the United States to interfere in China's internal affairs , in order to achieve its using Taiwan to China \In this paper, a cooperative game analysis point cut from the U.S. arms sales to Taiwan , Sino-US relations , Sino-US cooperative game theoretical foundation and basis in reality . The long-term mechanism through cooperative game theory analysis and practical guidance in the common interests between the two sides , on the basis of mutual understanding and trust , building and improvement of Sino-US cooperative game is particularly important . As the world's largest developing country and the most developed countries , China and the United States plays an important role in international relations . Actively to the development of good bilateral relations not only conforms to the fundamental interests of the two governments and peoples , but also conforms to the trend of the development of world history .

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