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Home Editorials of Interest Jerome F. Keating's writings

Jerome F. Keating's writings


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41 Admit the past, KMT, and move on Jerome Keating 364
42 HK, Taiwan and the 21st century Jerome Keating 365
43 Continuing challenge to democracy Jerome Keating 387
44 Taiwan — not Zhonghua — minzu Jerome Keating 441
45 It is time for Taiwan to be Taiwan Jerome Keating 465
46 Taiwan must face what’s in a name Jerome Keating 539
47 Taiwan needs Furies of its own Jerome Keating 484
48 Third parties and Mammon factor Jerome Keating 600
49 Seeing Taiwan as a global ‘tugboat’ Jerome Keating 717
50 World conflict, peace and Taiwan Jerome Keating 829
51 Let Taiwan finally just be Taiwan Jerome Keating 935
52 Democracy, presidents and Taiwan Jerome Keating 736
53 Taiwan already enjoys independence Jerome Keating 904
54 July 15’s significance for Taiwanese Jerome Keating 645
55 The sacred and profane in Taiwan Jerome Keating 776
56 Taiwan, linear history and Earth Jerome Keating 1023
57 Tsai, DPP need to raise their game Jerome Keating 661
58 Capital and Taiwanese democracy Jerome Keating 621
59 Decoding Taiwan-China rhetoric Jerome Keating 802
60 Taiwanese must show self-respect Jerome Keating 801
 
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Newsflash

An expert on cross-strait relations yesterday emphasized the need for openness and transparency, as well as for the ruling and opposition parties to reach a consensus in formulating government policy on relations with China.

“There should not be secrecy ... there should be a broad national debate, and nothing should be done until a consensus of both parties is reached about what the ultimate goals are,” said Arthur Waldron, an international relations professor at the University of Pennsylvania.