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The book highlights president Tsai Ing-wen’s unique role in shaping Taiwan’s new identity and strengthening its potential on the international stage. A kind of pun expressed in the formula of “democracy diplomacy” reflects what is the core of the policy practiced by its administration.



The presidency of Tsai Ing-wen coincided with momentous shifts in Taiwan's domestic and international affairs. On the back of a growing popular mandate, President Tsai sought to assert the autonomy and independence of Taiwan. These moves were mirrored by an increasing nationalization under the grip of Xi Jinping who asserted China’s right to “unify” the island by force if necessary. These dynamics have propelled Taiwan to the limelight of international attention. This book offers a timely, detailed, and much needed analysis of the multitude of internal and external factors that have impacted the domestic and international affairs of Taiwan. The thoughtful and convincing analyses would be appreciated by policy-makers, think-tankers, and scholars alike.

Professor Emilian Kavalski

Preface 9(4)
Chapter 1 Introduction: Taiwan during Tsai Ing-wen
13(20)
Leaders and neoclassical realism
13(4)
Tsai Ing-wen as a leader
17(4)
Government performance
21(8)
Redirecting Taiwan's foreign policy
29(4)
Chapter 2 China's increasing pressure on Taiwan
33(16)
China's impulse to change the political landscape in the Taiwan Strait
33(4)
Electoral victory of Tsai Ing-wen and challenge of the 1992 Consensus
37(5)
China's instrumental use of Taiwanese political groups attached to the 1992 Consensus
42(3)
Limiting Taiwan's international space
45(4)
Chapter 3 From pressure to confrontation
49(22)
Challenges of Taiwan's economic dependency on China
49(6)
Impact on tourism
55(3)
Island of resilience
58(13)
Chapter 4 Strategic opening to the South
71(24)
The southern vicinity of Taiwan
71(1)
Go South Policy reminiscence
72(1)
Reasoning of the New Southbound Policy
73(6)
Taiwan's warm diplomacy
79(2)
Economic cooperation under the New Southbound Policy
81(7)
Challenges of people-to-people exchanges
88(7)
Chapter 5 New Southbound Policy alignment with the US Indo-Pacific strategy
95(16)
Indo-Pacific region as a policy framework
95(3)
Taipei's rhetorical positioning
98(7)
Robust commercial and economic links
105(6)
Chapter 6 Europe's emerging Indo-Pacific presence
111(14)
European vision on Indo-Pacific
111(3)
Taiwan in the EU's Indo-Pacific strategy
114(2)
Supply chain partnership
116(3)
New friends in Europe
119(6)
Chapter 7 Warming Japan -- Taiwan relations
125(12)
Community of history and values
125(2)
Dynamism of economic and people and people exchanges
127(4)
Taiwan in Japan's evolving security architecture
131(6)
Chapter 8 Threat and mobilisation of national power
137(30)
The unflagging importance of military power in the Taiwan Strait
137(6)
Taiwan's external vulnerability
143(12)
Taiwan institutions and resource mobilisation
155(12)
Chapter 9 Modernisation of Taiwan's military power
167(30)
The evolution of Taiwan's military strategy
167(8)
Organisation of the armed forces
175(3)
Armament
178(10)
Between imitation and innovation
188(9)
List of Tables 197(2)
Bibliography 199(48)
About the Authors 247(2)
Index of Names 249(4)
Geographic Index 253(4)
Index of Subjects 257
ukasz Gacek, PhD, is an associate professor at the Institute of Middle and Far East of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. His most notable work has revolved around Chinas energy and environmental policies.



Rafa Kwieciski, PhD, is an assistant professor at the Middle and Far East Institute of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. His research focuses on Chinas foreign policy, international relations and security issues in East Asia.



Ewa Trojnar, PhD, is an associate professor at the Institute of Middle and Far East of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. In her academic interests she focuses on international relations in Asia. She is passionate about participating in international research groups and conducting field research in Asian countries.