NBR Analysis vol. 16, no. 1

Japan-Taiwan Interaction
Implications for the United States

by Roy D. Kamphausen, Yoshihide Soeya, Tetsuo Kotani, Philip Yang, Michael McDevitt, and James E. Auer

October 1, 2005

This issue of the NBR Analysis analyzes the nature of, and trends in, Japan-Taiwan relations and draws implications for the United States, particularly in the event of a crisis occurring in the Taiwan Strait.

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Japanese-Taiwanese Relations and the Role of China and the U.S.

Philip Yang

Introduction (Japan-Taiwan Interaction: Implications for the United States)

Roy D. Kamphausen

Reaffirming the “Taiwan Clause”: Japan’s National Interest in the Taiwan Strait and the U.S.-Japan Alliance

James E. Auer and Tetsuo Kotani

Changing Security and Political Contexts of Japan-Taiwan Relations: A View from Japan

Yoshihide Soeya

Taiwan: The Tail that Wags Dogs

Michael McDevitt