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2012 - Investigating the Chinese Threat, Part One: Military and Economic Aggression
TESTIMONY FOR THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS ________________________________________________________________________ Investigating the Chinese Threat, Part One:
Military and Economic Aggression
March 28, 2012
John J. Tkacik, Jr.
Senior Fellow, Director Future Asia Project
International Assessment and Strategy Center
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Future Asia
2002: Parsing the U.S.-Taiwan "Alliance"
The U.S.-Taiwan Alliance: Who’s in Charge?*
by John J. Tkacik
2002: Parsing the U.S.-Taiwan "Alliance"
The U.S.-Taiwan Alliance: Who’s in Charge?*
by John J. Tkacik
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Text: Former AIT Director Bill Stanton Speech on Taiwan's Future
National Security and Taiwan's Future
Remarks by William A. Stanton
World Taiwanese Congress
Taipei, Taiwan
March 15, 2013
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION
Thank you, Dr. Kao, President of the Formosan Association for Public Affairs, for your kind introduction. And special thanks to Ms. Susan Chang, convener of the World Taiwanese Congress, for inviting me to attend this year's conference to address the critical issue of Taiwan's national security. …. [Acknowledge other VIPs]….. ladies and gentlemen, ….. Good Morning!
New Bengbu Class: Light Guided Missile Corvette
New Class of Naval Corvette: the ‘Bengbu’ joins the fleet
《 人民日报 》（ 2013年03月14日 02 版）
The first of the PLA fleet’s light guided missile corvettes was launched at a ceremony at Zhoushan, Zhejiang (March 13), marking the entry of this class of warship into naval service. The Bengbu is China’s newest class of vessels which boasts a spectrum of armaments, its major job is patrol, alert and protection, which it can do solo or in cooperation with other military units, in antisubmarine warfare and surface warfare missions
Remarks on Technology Transfer from Taiwan to China: Is there a Risk?
University of Denver
April 4, 2003
Remarks on Technology Transfer from Taiwan to China: Is there a Risk?
by John J. Tkacik, Jr.
For two decades, American foreign policy operated on the premise that trade with China would have an inevitable liberalizing effect. This persisted after the Tiananmen crisis, and even after the 1996 Taiwan Strait missile crisis when Beijing attempted to intimidate Taiwanese voters from casting ballots for President Lee Teng-hui. It was at the foundation of Clinton's China policy and apparently undergirds the Bush policy as well.
America's Stake in Taiwan
The United States and Taiwan have maintained a remarkable security partnership in the Western Pacific for over a half century, but today this partnership is in peril.
Technology Leadership, Economic Power and National Security: The China Factor
Remarks at the Heritage Foundation - October 23, 2008
The "ASL" as the "Anti-TRA": China's Anti-secession Law and the impact on U.S. Relations with Taiwan.
Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica,
Taipei, Taiwan
By John J. Tkacik, Jr.
China's industrial might
China's industrial might
April 19, 2010, page A-14
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