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五二○後的兩岸關係結構與兩岸政治談判前景
The Structure of Cross-Strait Relations and the Prospects for Cross-Strait Negotiations after May 20, 2000
並列摘要
From the structural perspective of Cross-Strait Relations, this article discusses the political positions and economic strategies in cross-Strait negotiations, and analyzes the possibility that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait will begin negotiations. First, this author reviews the political dialogue across the Strait after May 20, and analyzes how the two parties’ negotiation positions evolved using the “three links” as the main economic strategy in cross-strait negotiations, this author explains how the two parties have built a favorable political negotiation environment via the issue of “three links.” Next, this author analyzes how the inner and outer structure of cross-strait relations influences the development of cross-strait relations and restricts the negotiation positions and strategies within. Then, based on the structural limitation and developmental trends, and referring to the concept of “security point” in western negotiation theory, this author analyzes the foundation of, and prospects, for future cross-strait political negotiation. Finally, the article ends by drawing conclusions and making suggestions.出建言，以結束本文的討論。