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Monday, November 23, 2009
Taiwan: Search for a Non-Chinese Identity The Taiwanese people have been having an identity crisis for decades. Some claim that the island is a renegade province of the "People's Republic of China," while others hold that Taiwan should be admitted to international organizations under the name of "Republic of China." What both of these groups have in common is the stress on "China." But now a third group has emerged, which is promoting a non-Chinese identity.
Monday, November 23, 2009Taiwan: Search for a Non-Chinese Identity The Taiwanese people have been having an identity crisis for decades. Some claim that the island is a renegade province of the "People's Republic of China," while others hold that Taiwan should be admitted to international organizations under the name of "Republic of China." What both of these groups have in common is the stress on "China." But now a third group has emerged, which is promoting a non-Chinese identity.
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Thursday, October 9, 2008
Taiwan is not a state, it's a Proxy Occupation The international legal status of Taiwan has baffled legal scholars for several decades. The recent bizarre ruling by a Swiss Court adds even more confusion to the entire dispute. However, careful overviews of recent history and the details of the post-war treaties offer surprising evidence that Taiwan is neither independent nor part of any other nation.
Thursday, October 9, 2008Taiwan is not a state, it's a Proxy Occupation The international legal status of Taiwan has baffled legal scholars for several decades. The recent bizarre ruling by a Swiss Court adds even more confusion to the entire dispute. However, careful overviews of recent history and the details of the post-war treaties offer surprising evidence that Taiwan is neither independent nor part of any other nation.
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Sunday, November 18, 2007
Why the US State Dept. should de-list Republic of China Passports as "valid travel documents" Although the US State Dept. persistently maintains that neither "Taiwan" nor the "Republic of China" are states in the international community, it refuses to explain why Republic of China passports continue to be accepted as valid travel documents for entrance into the United States.
Sunday, November 18, 2007Why the US State Dept. should de-list Republic of China Passports as "valid travel documents" Although the US State Dept. persistently maintains that neither "Taiwan" nor the "Republic of China" are states in the international community, it refuses to explain why Republic of China passports continue to be accepted as valid travel documents for entrance into the United States.
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Tuesday, November 6, 2007
How Congress Should Deal with the Taiwan Issue It is high time that the members of US Congress woke up to the fact that Taiwan is an overseas territory under the jurisdiction of the United States of America. The Republic of China on Taiwan is a "subordinate occupying power" and "government in exile."
Tuesday, November 6, 2007How Congress Should Deal with the Taiwan Issue It is high time that the members of US Congress woke up to the fact that Taiwan is an overseas territory under the jurisdiction of the United States of America. The Republic of China on Taiwan is a "subordinate occupying power" and "government in exile."
