State and business in Taiwan’s economic diplomacy under the Lee Teng-hui administration and the implications for current cross-strait relationsFootnote

I would like to thank the anonymous reviewers of CRIF for their invaluable advice; Prof Peter Ferdinand and Prof Shaun Breslin for their supervision while I did my PhD at Warwick; Dr Philip Towle for his long-term friendship since I did my M.Phil at Cambridge; Prof Don Norton for his edit; Mr and Mrs Hsi-Ching Su for their funding; Mr Kuang-Hsiung Cheng for his generosity; Mrs Hsiu-Chu Ho Liaw for her maternal love; last but not least, Ms Sharlene Cheng for her long-lasting support.

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