The Strugle for Taiwan with Professor Sulmaan Khan
War Studies
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Taiwan's Political Significance in U.S. Foreign Policy
This chapter explores the historical intricacies of Taiwan's role in U.S. foreign policy, particularly during pivotal moments such as the Cairo Conference and the Chinese Civil War. It analyzes how U.S. involvement evolved from a stance of neutralization to a more aggressive anti-communist approach, shaped by political, military, and domestic factors. The discussion also reflects on the legacy of past leaders and the ongoing complexities of Taiwan's identity in the context of U.S.-China relations.
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