¿La democratización de China solucionaría su conflicto con Taiwán?

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  • Mario Esteban Rodríguez

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Este artículo analiza si la democratización de China resolvería pacíficamente el conflicto del estrecho de Taiwán. En contra de la visión imperante en Washington y en Taipei, se llama la atención sobre el carácter beligerante de los regímenes en transición y sobre la inaplicabilidad de la teoría de la paz democrática a las guerras civiles. Además, se desaconseja favorecer desde el exterior un brusco proceso de liberalización política, pues dadas las actitudes nacionalistas de la población y del EPL y la debilidad de las instituciones chinas, ello facilitaría la aparición de movimientos nacionalistas agresivos. Por consiguiente, se sugiere al gobierno taiwanés y al estadounidense que favorezcan un proceso de liberalización política gradual en China y que no fíen en dicho proceso de cambio político la solución del conflicto de Taiwán.

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2006-04-12

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Esteban Rodríguez, M. 2006. ¿La democratización de China solucionaría su conflicto con Taiwán?. Huarte de San Juan. Geografía e Historia. 13 (abr. 2006), 113–130.

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