Taiwan

Review – The Return of Great Powers

Andrew Latham and Liam Athas • Oct 11 2024 •

Sciutto provides a thought-provoking examination of the interactions between great powers, despite a misleading title and omission of the role of smaller regional powers.

Opinion – Beijing’s Weaponisation of Diplomacy Against Taiwan

Tarik Solmaz • Sep 23 2024 • Articles

China has been systematically poaching Taiwan’s diplomatic allies over the last several years as part of a systematic campaign.

Opinion – Justice for World War II Comfort Women in Taiwan’s Partisan Human Rights Calculus?

Thomas J. Ward • Apr 30 2024 • Articles

Calls for justice for Taiwanese victims have never gained the traction that they did in Korea and China.

The Fourth Year of the Milk Tea Alliance

Although the memory of the Milk Tea Alliance may have faded, it was only four years ago that it sparked an internet ‘war’ between Thai and Chinese netizens over the status of Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Opinion – Understanding Taiwan’s 2024 Presidential Election

Yu-Hua Chen • Jan 4 2024 • Articles

While all the candidates are realists and distrust China, the major distinguishing factor is their approach to managing the China threat.

Interpreting Politico-Strategic Motivations for Chinese Military Exercises

Narantsatsral Enkhbat • Oct 5 2023 • Articles

China uses joint exercises to reassure Russia, while at the same time intimidating its regional opponents in times of rising tensions over Taiwan.

Interview – Michael Cox

E-International Relations • Oct 4 2023 • Features

Michael Cox elaborates on the current state and future of US foreign policy, as well as the relevance of growing ties between Russia and China for global politics.

Retaining Ambiguity and Protecting Taiwan’s Democracy

Fang-long Shih • Jun 21 2023 • Articles

A diplomatic approach premised on political symbolism and strategic ambiguity, rather than dollar diplomacy, is the least worst path for Taiwan to follow.

Review – Chip War

Gareth Mott • Jun 1 2023 • Features

This timely and articulate account of the semiconductor industry brings to life the historical, geopolitical, and economic significance of the rise of the chip.

Interview – Timothy S. Rich

E-International Relations • Nov 10 2022 • Features

Timothy Rich talks about recognition of Taiwan, South Korean perceptions of refugees, and the advantages and challenges of collecting public opinion data.

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