Taiwan Insight

A tale of two cities: Relocating U.S. embassies in Israel and Taiwan

10 September 2018 Editor

Written by Simon Preker. At first sight, Jerusalem and Taipei do not share much common ground. Sure, certain approaches in Taiwan’s official memory politics intersect

The politics of erasing Taiwan

14 August 2018 Editor

Written by Huong Le Thu and Alan H. Yang. In recent years, the diplomatic pressure exerted by China over Taiwan has grown increasingly acute. Beijing

Trump’s playing a dangerous game in the Taiwan Strait

31 July 2018 Editor

Written by Gray Sergeant In June 2018, the United States government unveiled the new office compound for the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), the de-facto embassy,

Will China’s disinformation war destabilize Taiwan?

26 July 2018 Editor

Written by J. Michael Cole. While analysts continue to pay close attention to the increasingly frequent passages by People’s Liberation Army vessels and aircraft near

Submarines are key to defending Taiwan from China

25 July 2018 Editor

Written by Kyle Mizokami. The country with perhaps the most dire need for a modern submarine force in the industrialized world actually has the oldest.

China’s foreign NGO law represents an opportunity for Taiwan

25 July 2018 Editor

Written by Jessica Batke. For the last 20 years or so, international NGOs focused on Greater China have generally set up camp in Hong Kong

U.S.-Taiwan cooperation and China’s backlash

23 July 2018 Editor

Written by Timothy S. Rich. No U.S. President has been to Taiwan in 58 years. However, some analysts have been calling on U.S. President Donald Trump

Taiwan continues its drift away from mainland China

23 July 2018 Editor

Written by Kelvin Chen. In the past six months, China has significantly ramped up its efforts to isolate Taiwan and threaten its existence as a

Taiwanese Popular Music: World War II to the 1960s (Part II)

21 July 2018 Editor

Written by Eric Scheihagen. Despite the efforts of the songwriters mentioned in part one and others, Hoklo songs saw a steep decline in the late

Understanding contemporary Japan-Taiwan relations

14 July 2018 Editor

Written by Robert Hoppens. Taiwan has recently become the focus of renewed international concern. The election of President Tsai Ying-wen of the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive

Taiwanese popular music: World War II to the 1960s (Part I)

11 July 2018 Editor

Written by Eric Scheihagen. The years immediately following World War II were a commercial low point for the music industry in Taiwan. The primary problem

Taiwan and alternative spiritualities in China

9 July 2018 Editor

Written by Paul Farrelly. Wandering around Beijing in November 2017 I noticed a number of large banners proclaiming ‘Socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered the new

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Taiwan Insight

Could there be a federal solution for Hong Kong and China?

Hong Kong is a Mess for Beijing; Taiwan Would be a Nightmare

China’s Intransigence Strengthens Hong Kong-Taiwan Ties

Above All, The Legitimacy of Taiwan’s Democracy

Brexit, Taiwan and the Global Semiconductor Industry

TAIWAN – TPP OR NOT TPP?

Taiwan’s Role in Bolstering Democracy and Civil Society in Asia

Brext Conference 2019: Europe and East Asia after Brexit

DETENTION OF TAIWANESE PRO-UNIFICATION ADVOCATE IN CHINA FOR OVER 420 DAYS RAISES WORRYING POSSIBILITIES

Reserved For Whom? The Shifting Dynamics of Indigenous Voting Behaviour in Southern Taiwan

The Fight for Third Place: Minor Parties in the 2020 Election

Taiwanese Contemporary Music: The Case of Fire EX.