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The gripping story of Taiwan's past and precarious present from one of Taiwan's top foreign correspondents.

Following the war in Ukraine, all eyes have turned to Taiwan as the next possible geopolitical tinderbox. Yet while it lies at the epicentre of China and the USA's tense relationship, its story and its people go overlooked and misunderstood. In Ghost Nation, leading journalist Chris Horton will uncover why this disputed country has become so critical to the world's future.

Drawing on over a decade of Horton's life and reportage in Taiwan, Ghost Nation unravels the complexity of this thriving democracy and technological powerhouse. Exploring the ghosts of Taiwan's past, a history haunted by colonization and political turmoil, Horton interviews influential figures and everyday citizens to provide a panoramic view of this fascinating country.

As Taiwan grapples with its identity and dreams of international recognition, this riveting and empathetic account will leave readers with a profound appreciation for Taiwan's history and people.

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ISBN: 9781035034031
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Publisher: Macmillan an imprint of Pan Macmillan
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 336 pages
Genres: Asian history
Indigenous peoples
Cultural policies and debates
Political geography
Political structures: democracy
Geopolitics
Human rights, civil rights
Colonialism and imperialism
Invasion, conquest and occupation
Revolutions, uprisings, rebellions
Military history