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Cross-Strait Editor Picks
The Great Chinese Lure: A Matter of National Security for Taiwan
Posted On March 15, 2018 J Michael Cole 0

A far greater threat to Taiwan than the PLA or pro-unification forces is the potential hollowing-out of Taiwan’s brain trust …

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Book Reviews China
Racial Thinking in Modern China: A Bridge to Ethnonationalism?
Posted On January 10, 2018 Jojje Olsson 0

The concept of race is becoming increasingly relevant in ultra-nationalistic China. Still, it’s an underreported and very poorly understood issue. …

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China Hong Kong Society & Culture
‘Caught Between Two Worlds’: A Review of ‘Generation HK’
Posted On December 4, 2017 Grace Jackson 0

Through six chapters, ‘Generation HK’ highlights a different group of young Hong Kong people and their response to the current …

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Cross-Strait Society & Culture
Double Ten and the Narcissism of Small Differences in Taiwan
Posted On October 11, 2017 J Michael Cole 0

Both Taiwan and the ROC today overlap in the fundamental values and ideas that define society. Rather than bicker over …

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World
Taiwan’s Tough History with the United Nations
Posted On September 6, 2017 Alexander Kozlov 0

While full membership remains a distant dream, a lot more can be done to ensure the constructive and dignified participation …

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Cross-Strait Editor Picks
China’s Self-Defeating Approach to Taiwan
Posted On July 24, 2017 Hugo Tierny 0

By closing all options for negotiations with Taipei, Beijing has sunk into strategic deadlock and strengthened Taiwan’s national identity and …

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Book Reviews Cross-Strait
Taiwan’s China Dilemma: A Review
Posted On July 19, 2017 Grace Jackson 0

In a cogent and multifaceted analysis, political economist Syaru Shirley Lin shows that Taiwan’s brand of nationalism has become less …

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Editor Picks Society & Culture Taiwan Politics
On the Paradoxical Effects of Democratization in the Making of the Taiwanese Nation-State
Posted On July 1, 2017 Ek-hong Ljavakaw Sia 0

Taiwan’s democratization at first facilitated the making of de facto statehood but later hindered its completion by obstructing the path …