North and South Korea Made Up. What about Taiwan and China?
To say that Taiwan and China should follow the example set by the Koreas is to be ignorant of history and that closer ties do not necessarily lead to peace.
Fading Rainbows: How to Overcome Taiwan’s Anti-LGBT Referendums
If activist remind the public that we haven’t won, as anti-LGBT referendums are underway, by this time next year we will closer to equal rights for all.
Promoting Indigenous Products: Taiwan’s Pingtung Tjukuvulj Coffee
“Our tribal members hope we can make Tjukuvulj coffee our main product, but our industry needs to organize. It needs to have its own brand.”
Toward a US-Taiwan “Stable Marriage:” Triangular Analysis of the US-Taiwan-China Relationship
A new framework combining strategic triangular theory with cognitive psychology may shed new light on the current developments in US-Taiwan-China relations.
Pan-Asian Civics [April 2018] Hong Kong Democracy, Elections in Malaysia, Protests in Singapore
The Pan-Asian Civics roundup summarizes key developments related to democratic participation in Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore.
Female Metal Vocalists in Taiwan: Exclusive Interview with Arch Enemy, Greedy Black Hole
We spoke to Swedish death metal band Arch Enemy and Taiwanese band Greedy Black Hole, both with lead female vocalists.
Are We Really ‘Helping’ Taiwan’s Startups?
There has been no shortage of people helping Taiwan by jump-starting Taiwan’s economy and building up Taiwan’s startup ecosystem. But are we really helping?
Li Ao, Infamous Chinese Political Provocateur in Taiwan, Dies
Li Ao, through his provocations and caricatures, moved Taiwan and China in a direction that was perhaps diametric to what he had hoped to see.
Should Taiwan Adopt Large Regional Governments?
If we divide the country into six large regions, each region can consolidate all of the governance divisions of labor and resources more than any single county can currently achieve.
From Ethnic to Political: The Evolving Foundation of Taiwanese Nationalism
The foundation of nationalism in Taiwan lies in the shared experiences of the island’s inhabitants across eras of cultural and political transformation.
International Artists Flock to Yingge, Taiwan’s Ceramics Town
Two of the artists in residence at the Yingge Ceramics Academy, Janina Myronova and Kamonchanok Panuwed, talked about their pottery experiences in Taiwan.
Taiwan Faces an Uncertain Future as China Enters a New Era under Xi Jinping’s Indefinite Rule
China’s Communist Party surprised the world on February 25 when it announced the plan to scrap the presidential term limit in PRC’s constitution through a brief bulletin. Speculations about what this sudden move means for China and the world flooded international...