Globalization and Regional Cooperation

Authors of the book include experts and scholars from mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan. From different perspectives, they explored where China's Ming and Qing dynasties have been in global exchanges in various periods, and the resulting paradigmatic shift of inter-relationships among the four regions across the Straights. Based on this, they analyzed the background of the "e;Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA)"e; signed in 2010, and the interactions among the four regions across the Straights, and the geopolitical and economic impact of the entire Western Pacific region.Scholars in Taiwan are particularly interested in the changes in Taiwan's own prospects due to the gradual implementation of EFCA and the continuous expansion of coverage.This book is rich in content and can be used as a reference for scholars, experts, government officials, undergraduate and postgraduate students who study the economic globalization, interactions and relations at different levels in the four regions, the construction of the Chinese economic cooperation system, global regionalization and urbanization, and other people who are interested in these topics.