Executive Authority and Geographic Naming Conventions

This chapter explores the extent of the president's authority to rename geographical locations and its broader implications on national policy. It contrasts U.S. practices with China's rigid control over naming conventions, particularly regarding Taiwan, while addressing critiques of U.S. policies in this domain.

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