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| Introduction | 1 | |
| Ch. 1 | A Historical Review | 9 |
| The Role of the United States in Taiwan before the 1990s | 9 | |
| China's Taiwan Policy before the 1990s | 15 | |
| Cross-Strait Relations before 1995 | 18 | |
| Ch. 2 | Lee's U.S. Visit and China's Response | 24 |
| Response to the United States | 26 | |
| Response to Taiwan | 27 | |
| Ch. 3 | US China Policy: Facing A Rising China | 39 |
| The Rise of China and U.S. Concern | 41 | |
| China's Vulnerabilities | 43 | |
| The China Challenge | 56 | |
| The "Hand-Shaped" Asia-Pacific Strategy | 57 | |
| Ch. 4 | China's U.S. Policy: To Avoid a Head-On Collision | 61 |
| Taiwan in China's Overall Development Strategy | 61 | |
| Chinese Reading of U.S. Motivation | 62 | |
| Why China Responded So Strongly | 67 | |
| Why China Exercised Such Restraint | 68 | |
| Chinese Reconciliation | 71 | |
| Fence-Mending | 73 | |
| Trends and Impact | 78 | |
| Ch. 5 | On a Collision Course | 89 |
| China's Perception of Taiwan | 89 | |
| Taiwan's Position on Unification | 99 | |
| Jiang's Eight-Point Proposal | 104 | |
| Lee's Six-Point Reply | 105 | |
| The Last Straw: Lee's U.S. Visit | 106 | |
| Ch. 6 | Bark without Bite | 110 |
| The P.L.A. Capability | 110 | |
| Taiwan's Vulnerabilities | 119 | |
| Military Options | 123 | |
| Why Not Attack? | 125 | |
| Ch. 7 | Taiwan After the Face-Off | 130 |
| "Go Nuclear"? | 130 | |
| Calling for International Support | 131 | |
| The March Presidential Election | 132 | |
| Presidential Inauguration | 133 | |
| Military Modernization | 134 | |
| Economic Resistance | 137 | |
| Pushing "Pragmatic Diplomacy" Further | 144 | |
| The Dalai Lama's Visit | 149 | |
| National Development Conference and Freezing of the Provincial Government | 150 | |
| "Flexible Engagement" | 151 | |
| Ch. 8 | China After the Face-Off | 156 |
| Rising Nationalism and Domestic Politics | 156 | |
| Counter-Measures | 159 | |
| Military Pressure | 166 | |
| Political Pressure | 169 | |
| Economic Engagement | 175 | |
| Ch. 9 | Stalemate and Dilemma | 193 |
| Strategy and Rationale | 193 | |
| Working on the United States | 194 | |
| Working on Taiwan | 197 | |
| Taiwan Pushes Ahead | 201 | |
| Koo's China Visit in 1998 | 204 | |
| Ch. 10 | The Splash of the "Two States" Theory | 210 |
| Taiwan Makes a Big Splash | 210 | |
| Chinese and International Pressure | 212 | |
| Taiwan Explains | 212 | |
| The Motivation | 215 | |
| China's Dilemma | 217 | |
| What Will China Do? | 220 | |
| Index | 232 |
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