Titlebook: China and Taiwan in Latin America and the Caribbean; History, Power Rival Cassandra R. Veney,Sabella O. Abidde Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Soft Power and China-Taiwan Competition for Influence in Latin Americaions of the two countries. Ultimately, the chapter suggests that soft power will be a critical factor in shaping the future of China-Taiwan relations in Latin America, and in determining the overall balance of power in the region.

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What Can I Do For You: The Republic of China’s Cold War Courtship of the Republic of Panamaltimately, while Panama did indeed switch diplomatic recognition from the Republic of China to the People’s Republic of China in 2017, the lessons Chiang Kai-shek’s government learned during the Cold War kept relationships between the two countries going strong for almost fifty years.

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China-CARICOM Bilateral Engagements: Modalities, Motives, Impacts, and Directions for the Regional Iconomic development goals. This paper evaluates the scholarly literature to understand China’s model for foreign policy engagements with developing countries from the perspective of World Systems theory, World Polity theory, and the Transnational State Perspective of Robinson.

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The Belt and Road Initiative, China, Taiwan, and Brazilrazil are examined through the perspective of Brazil becoming an official BRI member country and the future challenges for China-Brazil relations disadvantaging Taiwan relations with Brazil and Taiwan’s position in Latin America.

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An Analysis of the Relations Between China, Taiwan, and Argentina and the Belt and Road Initiativeions with Argentina and Taiwan’s position in Latin America. Diplomatic relations between Argentina and the Republic of China (ROC) started in 1945; however, it was terminated by Argentina on 19 February 1972. In the same year, ROC closed its embassy in Buenos Aires and established the “Oficina Comer

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Challenges China and Taiwan Face in Developing Diplomatic and Economic Relations with Latin America n which prompts China and Taiwan to establish relations with Latin American and Caribbean states in the post-World War II period and identify the challenges which are likely to either enhance or impede the relationships.

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Concluding Remarks: China and Taiwan in Latin America and the Caribbean: The Road Ahead in a Post-COtiative (BRI) that has the potential to further engage countries in the Caribbean and Latin America with China at the expense of continued isolation of Taiwan. Nevertheless, Taiwan has a few friends in the region, and it is expected that it will try to broaden them..The historical, economic, cultura

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