"Crossing Currents: The Taiwan Strait Crises" is a comprehensive examination of the historical, political, and diplomatic challenges that have shaped the volatile relationship between Taiwan and China. Delving into eight pivotal chapters, this book navigates the turbulent waters of the Taiwan Strait crises, shedding light on their causes, consequences, and the complex factors driving them.

From the roots of tension rooted in historical background to the current state of affairs, this book explores the deep-seated conflicts and power struggles that have defined the region. Each chapter offers insightful analysis and vivid accounts of key moments in the Taiwan Strait's tumultuous history, including the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and ongoing crises.

With a balanced approach, "Crossing Currents" examines the impact of Cold War dynamics, diplomatic maneuvers, shifting regional power dynamics, and the quest for independence on the Taiwan Strait crises. This book serves as an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of one of the most critical flashpoints in international relations.

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