Should Taiwan Abolish Urban Planning?
We’ve reached the point where we have completely forgotten the original intent and purpose of urban planning.
Rethinking Indigenous Culture and Tourism in Taiwan
A packaged tour through Pingtung’s Rukai villages is food for thought on how to balance indigenous culture immersion with commercial tourism.
Pan-Asian Civics [July 2018] Diminishing HK Press Freedom, Pink Dot LGBT Celebration
Hong Kong faces diminishing freedoms and attacks on rule of law, Malaysia investigates a corrupt former prime minister, and Singapore celebrates its 10th LGBT festival
The Fight For Independence Is Not Through Referendums
Do we really understand referendums? More caution should be applied to constitutional matters that speak to the state’s existence.
With Growing Pressure From China, What Else Can Taiwan Do?
China is forcing foreign entities to not recognize Taiwan more than ever. Just taking the moral high ground can no longer guarantee support for Taiwan.
A Test for Taiwan’s Diplomatic Wisdom: Crisis in Nicaragua
How much is the Nicaraguan crisis worth the attention of Taiwan?
Sharing a Pot of Rice to Rediscover Roots: Taitung Bunun Youth
“Taitung Bunun Youth” hopes that it can create a new movement for the youth to access and find ownership of their Bunun culture.
書評:獻給福爾摩沙的瓶中信
2016年《受困的思想》一書問世,吳叡人教授試圖從知識份子建築共同體的想像,去呼應當前臺灣在地緣政治的凶險。兩年過去,東亞國際政治瞬息萬變,在兩大強權防線邊際不斷轉移的小國臺灣,正面臨隨時覆滅的危機。
Son of China, Sun of China: Interview With Lord of Formosa’s Joyce Bergvelt
We interview Joyce Bergvelt, author of Lord of Formosa, a novel based on the life of Koxinga, who ruled Taiwan after defeating the Dutch colony in Tainan.
華山草原兇殺案:正視有害男子氣概,尊重女性
它們赤裸裸地顯示男性因為被女性拒絕而殺害女性。然而這樣針對單一性別的暴力行為,為什麼沒有受到我們的正視?
Pan-Asian Civics [June 2018] Tiananmen Remembered, Malaysia to Restart Local Elections
Hong Kong commemorates June 4 Tiananmen Massacre, Malaysia ponders restarting local elections, Singapore heritage and conservation come up for debate
Taiwan’s Football Movement Begins Now, From the Grassroots
Soccer stars Tim Chow and Xavier Chen, who plays professionally in Europe, say that Taiwan’s football movement starts now, from the grassroots.