Authors: Shyu-tu Lee, Douglas Paal, and Charles L. Glaser
July/August 2011
Foreign Affairs
Should the United States maintain its commitment to Taiwan, or should it consider disengaging in order to accommodate China? Shyu-tu Lee and Douglas Paal both argue that alliance with Taipei remains in Washington's interest. Not so, writes Charles Glaser.
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