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"Tesis ini membahas tentang ironi respon Taiwan di bawah Pemerintahan Presiden Chen Shui-bian pada 2000-2008, terhadap dampak peningkatan kapabilitas militer China. Pada periode tersebut, strategi militer China bertransformasi menjadi menyerang, namun Taiwan justru tidak meningkatkan, dan bahkan menurunkan, kapabilitas militernya. Dalam penelitian kualitatif dengan disain deskriptif ini, penyusun menjelaskan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi respon Taiwan terhadap kpeningkatan kapabilitas militer China di tengah-tengah dilema keamanan yang mereka alami. Akhirnya, penyusun menyarankan China dan Taiwan untuk menggalang kerjasama melalui forum resmi atau tidak resmi, demi mencegah meletusnya konflik terbuka di sekitar Selat Taiwan.

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This Thesis is about the ironic of Taiwan;s respond in the period of President Chen Shui-bian (2000-2008) towards the China;s military capability building. In that period of time, China's military strategy transform into attacking format, while Taiwan tend not to increasing it's military capability, but seem to downgrading it;s military capability. In this qualitative research along with description design, writers will explain some factors that influencing Taiwan's respond towards China's military capability building in the middle of security dilemma among them. At the end, writers suggests that China and Taiwan must cooperate through both official or un-official organization, in order to avoid warfare at the Taiwan Strait."

"This article aims at unifying the theory of spatial votin and the theory that is variously called conceptualization, information, or sophistication. Following Down's early insight on uncertainity as well as recent developments in both literatures, I argue that it is of critical importance that spatial voting models explicitily incorporate information effects. For this purpose, I develop a heterogeneity. This model is applied to the Taiwan Eleection and Democratization Study's 2004 post-presidential election survey data. In 2004, Taiwan's political landscape was dominantly defined by the Green vs Blue ideological cleavage, and the candidates wwere preceived as taking divergent positions. This article investigates the effects of information and activism on the spatial structure and their implications on candidates' strategies. My findings confirm the existance of these effects on voter uncertainty in the frmework of spatial analysis. "