Caution Over Confrontation: U.S. Policy on Taiwan and China

This chapter critically analyzes U.S. policy towards Taiwan and China, advocating for a cautious approach in the face of rising tensions. It discusses the complexities and dangers of military involvement, drawing parallels to the Ukraine conflict and emphasizing the need to prioritize national interests over ideological motivations. Key themes include the historical context of U.S. interventions, the implications for regional stability, and the contrasting developments in Taiwan and Hong Kong.