The Taiwan Relations Act at 35 Years: The Path Ahead
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Indo-Pacific Program
The Wilson Center’s Asia Program is pleased to launch a new series marking the 35th anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act, and offering recommendations designed to ensure that the TRA remains relevant to the policy challenges of the 21st century.
In this policy brief, Taiwanese scholar Yeh-chung Lu cautions against comprehensive revision of the Taiwan Relations Act, but underscores the need for close, candid, and continual consultations between Taipei and Washington.
Author
Yeh-Chung Lu
Scholar;
Assistant Professor, Department of Diplomacy, National Cheng-chi University.
Assistant Professor, Department of Diplomacy, National Cheng-chi University.
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