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By Richard Pelham
Gamecock Staff Writer
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policy "shows a lack of sensitivil
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manners and decorum which ai
valued very highly in that part <
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Richard L. Walker of USC's L
stitute of International Studies.
Walker, holder of the James 1
Byrnes Chair in Internation.
Relations, recently attended tl
Seventh Annual Sino-Americ?
Conference on Mainland Chii
held in Taipei, Taiwan.
"Normalization" of relatioi
with China particularly concern
America's Asian allies ar
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of the interdependence that has
been developed during the last 25
years, particularly in Japan.
"They (Asians) are very sensitive
about any insecurities or
threats to security that might
destabilize the economic miracles
that have taken place in Korea,
Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and
Taiwan," Walker emphasized.
Walker said the Japanese
delegates were especially perplexed
at the "give-away"
direction of U.S. policy in meeting
Chinese conditions Thev
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(Japanese) feel that any abandonment
of our security
agreements with Taiwan would
undercut U.S. credibility and the
security arrangement that the U.S.
has with Japan, he added.
A consensus was reached at the
conference, reflected in criticism
of the American tendency to meet
"h'eKing conditions" lor normalization.
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MY MAJOR concern," Walker
said, "is that a fair number of
people in the State Department are
not going to ask any price. You
have to get a 'quid pro quo' when
you give something away."
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u.o. press coverage 01 our new
ties with Peking was also roundly
criticized by Dr. Walker as well as
by the Asians. "We very seldom
hear about Peking meeting our
conditions for the extension of
diplomatic recognition," Walker
said. "What about greater press
freedom for U.S. reporters in
China and greater mobility for all
foreign visitors in China?"
Dr. Walker is a specialist in the
history, politics and military
strategy of East Asia .
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