1.
Begin with describing the question (e.g.
background, why it matters, etc) in one para-
graph. At the end of that paragraph, provide the key argument in brief.
2. Then develop argument in more detail and relevant evidence. Which position
you
take is of secondary importance, but I want you to build a coherent,
theoretically in-
formed argument equipped with relevant empirical support.
3.
Finish the paper with a conclusion, which summarizes the argument and
discusses how
you
take is of secondary importance, but I want you to build a coherent,
theoretically in-
formed argument equipped with relevant empirical support.
3.
.
Next, make sure you address the alternative position and/or explanations.
4.
Finish the paper with a conclusion, which summarizes the argument and
discusses how
the argument implies to any current/future application of this question (e.g.
policy sug-
gestions)
All citations MUST be Chicago style.
-Beijing wants a “peaceful” reunification of China therefore will most likely not be inclined to use mlitary action within the next few years unless provoked.
I have attached the sources. I can attach more if needed or if you find any others that will help strengthen the argument.
The primary sources used should be : Bush & Rigger (2019); Chu & Lin (2001) and Blanchette & Hass (2023). I also included an attachement with 2 videos on the issue under “Taiwan Videos” These are very helpful and can be used and quoted sources.