Taiwan Insight

Does Taiwan need international recognition?

12 March 2018 Editor

Written by Timothy Rich & Andi Dahmer. Whether using the criteria within the Montevideo Convention of 1933 or variations, Taiwan meets all basic requirements of internal

Reflections on a Golden Horse

5 March 2018 Editor

Written by Chris Berry. In November of last year, I had the great honour of serving as a member of the final jury for the

Turbulence above the Taiwan Strait

1 March 2018 Editor

Written by Kuan-Wei Chen. The unilateral activation of the northbound M503 air route by the People’s Republic of China in January 2018 is creating turbulence over

Taiwan and missile defence: Current situation and future prospects

28 February 2018 Editor

Written by Alex Calvo. No look at Taiwan’s security and defence policies, and at the balance of military power in the Strait, is complete without

M503: Cross-Strait politics is intervening in people’s safety

28 February 2018 Editor

Written by Chun-yi Lee. The controversy surrounding the M503 air route started in January 2018. On January 4th, China announced the new northbound flights on the

Why Taiwan should be worried by ‘Emperor’ Xi Jinping

27 February 2018 Editor

Written by Courtney Donovan Smith. With the announcement of the proposed changes to the Chinese constitution, the world has been rightfully alarmed by the section

The winners and losers of the Taiwan Strait aviation row

27 February 2018 Editor

Written by Mark Wenyi Lai. Early morning on January 4, China announced that it would begin using the new aviation route M503, connecting its most important

Cross-Strait relations: The strategic importance of Taiwan

26 February 2018 Editor

Written by Joseph Bosco. When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, it also simultaneously attacked the Philippines, triggering World War II in the

Cross-Strait aviation and Beijing’s hybrid warfare

21 February 2018 Editor

Written by Russell Hsiao. On January 4, the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (CAAC) of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) announced that

A matter of national security? The M503 route reconsidered

21 February 2018 Editor

Written by Yang Shih-Yueh. The M503 Route, a route for civil airlines transiting Taiwan Straits, is once again under the spotlight. When it was first

China’s United Front Strategy and Taiwan

19 February 2018 Editor

Written by June Teufel Dreyer. “United Front Work is an important magic weapon for the victory of the party’s cause.” Xi Jinping, October 2017 The Chinese

Introduction to Special Issue on Cross-Strait Air Safety

19 February 2018 Editor

Written by Karolina Wysoczanska. Since 1949, when Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists lost the civil war to Mao Zedong’s Communist forces and set up a government in

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Taiwan Insight

“Today’s Taiwan, Tomorrow’s Hong Kong”: Linkages between Hong Kong’s Protests and Taiwan’s Democracy

Further Interpretations of International Law vis-a-vis Taiwan

CASE STUDY: English-Language Media Reaction To The End of China’s FIT Policy

Crossing the Strait with Inflatable Rings and Chillies: One man’s Quixotic attempt to visit Taiwan in the face of a new ban

Why China’s solo tourist ban is not a big deal for Taiwan

The Evolving Personhood of the Fetus: Abortion Ritual in Taiwan within the Transnational Flow

Taiwan Cinema and Southeast Asian Chinese Diaspora Filmmakers: The Case of Midi Z

Teresa Teng: Mandopop Icon, Soldier’s Sweetheart and Asian Diva

Cultural Policy in Deliberative Democracy

Is Han Kuo-yu a Populist?

The Youth Ambassadors and Taiwan’s Performative Cultural Diplomacy: “Some of the dancing, yeah, I don’t really understand [it]”

Beijing’s Rise and Taiwan’s Decline in Africa: What Does the African University Tell Us?