Taiwan Economic Policies and regulations toward China -from the Perspective of national security
Date Issued
2006
Date
2006
Author(s)
Lee, Chiao-Hsuan
DOI
zh-TW
Abstract
Realists consider that national interests are the main factor which will influence decision-makers when they make the national security policy. The decision-maker have to recognize the situation to judge what is threatening the national interests and determine how serious the threats are. Then the government takes measures so called policies and regulations to cope with risks as well as dangers to protect its nation. After being implemented, these security policies should be re-examined to see whether they achieve a goal— to ensure the nation’s survival. If they fail to achieve the goal, the decision-makers will rethink the interests and threats mentioned above to decided if it is necessary to remake the decisions or replan the security policies.
The objects of this research are Taiwan economic and trade policies toward China: the policy of "no haste, be patient", the policy of "proactive liberalization with effective management", and the policy of "Proactive management and effective liberalization." The research is going to explain why these policies are needed in response to the crises, how government determine the extent of the threats, the content of these national security policies, and whether they carry out the goal of nation’s survival. The search also seek to illustrate the interaction of Taiwan security interests.
Subjects
戒急用忍
積極開放有效管理
積極管理有效開放
national security
national interest
the policy of
Type
thesis
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