Conflict Management, Security and Intervention in East Asia : Third-party mediation in regional conflict

Abstract

1 Introduction: security, conflict management and\r\nresolution in East Asia 1\r\nChung-chian Teng\r\nSection I\r\nGeneral approaches to conflict management and\r\nthird-party mediation in East Asia 17\r\n2 Third parties and conflict management in the\r\ncontext of East Asia and the Pacific 19\r\nJacob Bercovitch\r\n3 Conflict management in East Asia: the\r\nChina–Taiwan–North Korea conundrum 40\r\nChung-chian Teng\r\n4 Peacebuilding in East Asia: the role of Track 2\r\ndiplomacy, informal networks, and economic,\r\nsocial and cultural regionalization 67\r\nMikael Weissmann\r\nSection II\r\nApproaches to conflict management in East Asia:\r\nthird parties and other parties 83\r\n5 Third parties in the Beijing–Tokyo negotiations:\r\ninformal political actors and mechanisms 85\r\nQuansheng Zhao\r\n6 Peace by piece: the Six-Party Talks and beyond 118\r\nJohn S. Park and Yeh-chung Lu\r\n7 The limits of humanitarian intervention in North Korea 135\r\nSukhee Han\r\n8 The transformation of ASEAN as a third-party mediator\r\nin intra-regional disputes of Southeast Asia 147\r\nKwei-Bo Huan g\r\n9 The “Track 2” process within ASEAN and its\r\napplication in resolving the Aceh conflict in Indonesia 165\r\nEric Teo Chu Cheow\r\nSection III\r\nThird parties in the context of Taipei–Beijing 191\r\n10 The role of the United States in cross-strait\r\nnegotiations: a Taiwanese perspective 193\r\nEdward I-hsin Chen\r\n11 The role of the United States in cross-strait\r\nnegotiations: a mainland Chinese perspective 217\r\nSu Changhe\r\n12 Managing America’s Taiwan dilemma: U.S. policy\r\ntoward the Taiwan Strait and its implications for\r\ncross-strait stability 232\r\nScott L. Kastner\r\n13 Regional organizations, individuals, and the mediation\r\nin Beijing–Taipei disputes after the cold war 246\r\nTsungting Chung\r\n\r\nSection IV\r\nConclusion 267\r\n14 Reflections on conflict management and\r\nthird-party intervention in East Asia 269\r\nKwei-Bo Huang