International Political Situation After The Cold War The U.S. Taiwan Policy

Taiwan has historically been an inalienable part of China's sacred territory. The Taiwan issue as China's civil war legacy. the problems are China's internal affairs. but because of the geopolitical value of Taiwan's strategic value and use its value to contain China. the Taiwan issue mixed with a large number of complex factors。Among them. the U.S. factor is about the Taiwan issue can be the most important factor. it can even be said that the Taiwan issue to interfere in China's internal affairs as a result the United States. Thus the research for the U.S. policy toward Taiwan will not only help us to evaluate. analyze and forecast U.S. policy toward Taiwan. but also help us to adapt policies to handle the Taiwan issue. the Taiwan issue to the direction toward healthy development. early be resolved.After the Cold War, Cold War between "bipolar" is completely broken. forming a "one superpower and many"situation. as the Cold War between the United States has become a very unique superpower。Transformation in the pattern of the background of the world. the U.S. proposed a "new world order " of the strategic vision to adjust the global strategy. the Asia-Pacific strategy. China strategy. which also will be its policy toward Taiwan was a big adjustment。The adjustment of U.S. policy toward Taiwan in turn affect cross-strait relations. China-US relations. the Asia-Pacific and the world pattern of stable political structure and its development. the two are the interaction of relationship.U.S. administrations after the Cold War policy toward Taiwan is to maintain the status quo in real terms has always been to maintain cross-strait "no independence. no unification. no war " status. Its purpose is to safeguard the national interests of the United States itself. and to the Taiwan issue as a means to contain China. Obama was elected the new president. it is the United States is facing "internal troubles" "foreign aggression" of the time. And China has seized the strategic development of the early 21st century period. the overall national strength increased. Facing the new situation. the Obama administration's Taiwan policy will be a corresponding change. The near term. these adjustments on cross-strait relations have some positive effects. but its essence has not changed the status quo. If the United States can not radically adjust its policy toward Taiwan will cause tension in the Taiwan Strait. the deterioration of Sino-US relations and the instability in East Asia. It is foreseeable that future U.S. policy toward Taiwan will be no major breakthrough. the Asia-Pacific political situation there will be no fundamental change. Asia-Pacific countries with economic development. the power structure in the region will further stabilize and equalization. The world is still in the "one superpower and many" of the trend.This paper will face the following U.S. Taiwan policy after the Cold War explained:Changes in the international political situation after the Cold War with the United States. "the international political order"; U.S. Taiwan policy after the Cold War and the reasons for the adjustment; Adjustment after the Cold War U.S. policy toward Taiwan and "the international political situation."...