Taiwan’s most unpredictable election in two decades has been fought against a background of dangerous deterioration in the US–China relationship, making the outcome hugely consequential not just for the people of Taiwan, but for the entire world. But the competing binaries around which the campaign has been waged—democracy vs autocracy and war vs peace—may do more to obscure than clarify the meaning of the contest and its outcome. Join the Quincy Institute for a discussion among three experts on Taiwanese politics and its position in US–China contention, offering a careful dissection of the election results and their significance.
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