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1 2005 Research on the US Arms Sales to Taiwan Since the Establishment of Sino-US Diplomatic Relations

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3 Research on the US Arms Sales to Taiwan Since the Establishment of Sino-US Diplomatic Relations Abstract Research on the US Arms Sales to Taiwan Since the Establishement of Sino-US Diplomatic Relations Abstract After China and the United States established diplomatic relations, the issue of America arms sales to Taiwan has been one of the most sensitive problem of Sino-US relations, because this regard Taiwan as an independent political entity, which is a searious affront to China`s sovereignity. China has been condemning and objecting to the policy of arms saling to Taiwan all the time, but unable to prevent the behavior. This article is directed by Marxist historical and makes full use of the knowledge and methods of international arms trade and the international relations. The article researches the background and reasons, the ways and procedures of the arms sales policy, analyzing the danger of the policy. At last, the article makes a prediction on it. Key Words: Establishement of Sino-US Diplomatic Relations; US Arms Sales to Taiwan; the Taiwan Relation Act; the August 17,1982 Communiqu Written by Wang Zhongwen Supervised by Pro. Jin Weixing II

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6 2002 arms arms deal / arms tradearms arms salesarms export [] Andrew J.Pierre, Arms Transfers and America Foreign Policy, New York University Press, 1977,P

7 the August 17,1982 Communiqu recognize acknowledge recognize acknowledge acknowledge acknowledge acknowledge (A. Doak Barneet) The United States acknowledge that all chinese on either side of the Taiwan Strat maintain that there is but one China and that Taiwan is a part of China U.S.Policy Toward China, July 15,1971_January 15,1979:Selected Documents No.9, P8 it acknowledged the Chinese position that there is but one China and Taiwan is part of China. acknowledge acknowledge

8 acknowledge A. Doak Barneet, China Policy: Old Problem and New Challenges, Washington D.C.:The Brookings Institution,1977, P27, The New York times, April 20, 1979,

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16 1/ % 23% F F F16 F F Narvin Stone (ed.), Defense Dollars Save Many a City, U.S. News & World Report. May10,1982, P7. Theodore J. LowlBenjamin Ginsberg, American Government, W W Norton and Company, New York London, 1996, P F Andrew J.Pierre, The Global Politics of Arms Sales, Princeton University Press, 1982, P1. []

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