The Senkaku Islands are several small isles and rocks bursting through the surface of the East China Sea. They are uninhabited and miles away from any mainland, yet some of the most contested territories in East Asia. For the past 35 years, Japan, China and Taiwan have made claims to the islands that are situated in a region where valuable mineral deposits are presumed. "Troubled Past, Contested Future" aims at shedding light on the conflict and its impact on Sino-American relations.
Troubled History, Contested Future: Sino-American Relations and the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands
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