Chinas Strategic Culture and Cross-Straits Relations: A Perilous Triangle [Hardcover]

Chapter 1. Introduction: Debates around Chinas strategic culture? Chapter 2. Concepts: A constructivist framework for strategic culture? Chapter 3. Interests and Identities in the Taiwan Strait? Chapter 4. Intentions: Comparing the military strategies of China, Taiwan and the US? Chapter 5. Dependencies: Hypothetical scenarios in the Taiwan Strait? Chapter 6. Behaviour: Chinas military preparations for a Taiwan Strait conflict? Chapter 7. Strategic Culture: What to expect from an offensive realist China

This book explores Chinas strategic culture in the context of relations across the Taiwan Strait.

Neil Munro is Senior Lecturer in Chinese Politics at Glasgow University, UK, and author of four books.

Duanyi Yi is a postgraduate research student at Glasgow University, UK.

'Chinas strategic ambitions regarding Taiwan are pursued with a strategic culture that is revisionist and offensive, obsessed with unification, and has an outstanding capacity for patience.? I urge all practitioners to read this excellent analysis by two leading China experts, and to heed its predictions!'

Beatrice Heuser, Distinguished Professor, CSDS, Brussels School of Governance,?Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium

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'Using a strategic culture lens, Neil Munro and Duanyi Yi shine new light on the tripwires surrounding PRC, US, and Taiwanese action that may tip their colliding agendas into a century-defining conflict. Imperative reading for scholars and policymakers alike.'

Jeannie Johnson, Director of the Center for Anticipatory Intelligence, Utah State University, USA

This book explores Chinas strategic culture in the context of relations across the Taiwan Strait.

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