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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
As the US-China trade war has actualized in the mid of 2018 along with the pro-independent incumbent party, the Democratic Progressive Party has acquired the majority government since 2016, the "status quo" of the cross-Strait relations and the One-China Policy is currently under a severe challenge. This panel provides new insights with the existing political dynamics through the changing relations between Taiwan, the United States, and China.
A Neo US One-China Policy? Content Analyzing Obama’s and Trump’s Positions - Dean Chen, Ramapo College of New Jersey; Yao-Yuan Yeh, University of St. Thomas
The Polarization of Cross-Strait Relations since 2016: the Status Quo at Stake - S. Philip Hsu, National Taiwan University
Nationalism, Alliances, and Geopolitics: US-China-Taiwan Ties under Trump and Xi - Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Adelphi University
The One China Policy and the International Status of Taiwan - Mikulas Fabry, Georgia Institute of Technology