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Policing Beyond China’s Borders
2 months ago by Editor China

Policing Beyond China’s Borders

Written by Margaret K. Lewis. My bicycle kickstand was stolen in Shanghai in 1996. I found the situation somewhat amusing, […]

Taiwan’s Political Party System—Past, Present and Future
January 4, 2018 by Editor China

Taiwan’s Political Party System—Past, Present and Future

Written by John F. Copper. Any political system can be assessed and judged by its party structure, parties being a sine […]

Cross-Strait Relations in 2018
December 28, 2017 by Editor China

Cross-Strait Relations in 2018

Written by Chun-Yi Lee. 2017 has been a quiet year for cross-Strait relations between China and Taiwan. The constant silence […]

Winning​ the Heart, not only Making Profits: Taiwan’s Southbound Practices vs. China’s Belt & Road Proximity
September 15, 2017 by cpianalysis China

Winning​ the Heart, not only Making Profits: Taiwan’s Southbound Practices vs. China’s Belt & Road Proximity

Written by Alan H. Yang. All Asian powers are currently strengthening their regional ties. Some aim to spearhead development to build […]

The Resurgence of “Martial Reunification”: Beijing’s Best Strategic Choice?
August 28, 2017 by Editor China

The Resurgence of “Martial Reunification”: Beijing’s Best Strategic Choice?

Written by Derek Ye Xiao Di. Cross-Strait relations in China entered a so-called “cold peace” (冷和平) period when Tsai Ing-wen […]

Pension Reform Made in Taiwan
July 28, 2017 by cpianalysis Taiwan

Pension Reform Made in Taiwan

Written by Gunter Schubert. On June 27th, Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed a package of pension reforms which are, arguably, doing […]

Popular Music and Cross-Strait Relations: Have TV talent shows helped Taiwanese citizens view China differently? 
July 27, 2017 by cpianalysis music

Popular Music and Cross-Strait Relations: Have TV talent shows helped Taiwanese citizens view China differently? 

Written by Ya-Hui Cheng. For eight years, under the leadership of Taiwan’s President, Ma Ying-jeou, Taiwan and China had maintained […]

Tsai Ing-wen’s Administration and Taiwan’s Shrinking International Space
July 6, 2017 by cpianalysis China

Tsai Ing-wen’s Administration and Taiwan’s Shrinking International Space

Written by Madhura Balasubramaniam. On Monday 12th June 2017, Panama ended diplomatic relations with Taiwan in favour of establishing diplomatic ties […]

Taiwan’s Truth and Reconciliation Committee: The Geopolitics of Transitional Justice in a Contested State.
April 18, 2017 by cpianalysis China

Taiwan’s Truth and Reconciliation Committee: The Geopolitics of Transitional Justice in a Contested State.

Written by Ian Rowen and Jamie Rowen. On 20 May 2016, Tsai Ing-wen, the chair of the Democratic Progressive Party […]

Xi Jinping and China’s “Two Sessions”
March 28, 2017 by cpianalysis China

Xi Jinping and China’s “Two Sessions”

Written by Lynette Ong. China’s “Two Sessions”, its annual political gatherings, have just drawn to a close. The “Two Sessions” […]

U.S. Government Commission Strategic Policy Analysis
January 20, 2017 by cpianalysis China-US

U.S. Government Commission Strategic Policy Analysis

Written by Bert Chapman. Bilateral relations between China and the U.S. encompass multiple issues including human rights, space power, trade […]

Translation in Activism and Cyber-nationalism in China.
September 22, 2016 1 Comment by cpianalysis China

Translation in Activism and Cyber-nationalism in China.

Written by Guobin Yang. On January 20, 2016, young nationalists in the PRC, now nicknamed Little Pink, launched an “expedition” […]

Taiwan and Free Trade Agreements – Missing the Wood for the Trees?
September 13, 2016 by cpianalysis Economics

Taiwan and Free Trade Agreements – Missing the Wood for the Trees?

Written by Michael Reilly. Apart from city-state entrepôts such as Hong Kong and Singapore, Taiwan is probably the most trade-dependent […]

Tsai Gets Passing Grade for Apology to Taiwan’s Aborigines
August 1, 2016 2 Comments by Editor Taiwan

Tsai Gets Passing Grade for Apology to Taiwan’s Aborigines

Written by J.Michael Cole. It was a move that many saw as unnecessary — and an unnecessarily risky. In a […]

Radio Silence in the Taiwan Strait? Think Again
June 28, 2016 1 Comment by cpianalysis China

Radio Silence in the Taiwan Strait? Think Again

Written by J.Michael Cole. The Taiwan Affairs Office on Saturday confirmed that Beijing had suspended cross-strait communication mechanisms due to […]

Tsai’s Timidity Risks Squandering Mandate
June 3, 2016 1 Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Tsai’s Timidity Risks Squandering Mandate

Written by Ben Goren. In Taiwan there are ominous signs that newly elected President Tsai Ing-wen, her Premier Lin Chuan, […]

The KMT responds to loss: Trauma management and mimetic distortion
June 2, 2016 4 Comments by cpianalysis Taiwan

The KMT responds to loss: Trauma management and mimetic distortion

Written by Stephane Corcuff. It could have been the first civic protest against Taiwan’s new government of Premier Lin Chuan […]

Taiwan in Transition
May 19, 2016 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Taiwan in Transition

Written by Gwenyth Wang. On May 20th Taiwan will inaugurate its first female President, Dr Tsai Ing-wen of the Democratic […]

Why Did the Ruling KMT Suffer a Humiliating Defeat in Taiwan’s 2016 Presidential Elections?
February 2, 2016 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Why Did the Ruling KMT Suffer a Humiliating Defeat in Taiwan’s 2016 Presidential Elections?

Written by T.Y. Wang. Taiwan concluded its 2016 combined presidential and legislative elections on January 16. In a three-way presidential […]

Contradictions facing President Tsai Ing-wen
January 26, 2016 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Contradictions facing President Tsai Ing-wen

Written by Linda Gail Arrigo. Tsai Ing-wen’s election landslide with 56% of the popular vote, nearly double that of the KMT’s […]

Taiwan-China Talks Won’t Collapse…Unless Beijing Lets Them
December 30, 2015 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Taiwan-China Talks Won’t Collapse…Unless Beijing Lets Them

Written by J. Michael Cole. With Tsai Ing-wen of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) well ahead in the polls and […]

The politics of Chinese spouses in Taiwan
December 24, 2015 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

The politics of Chinese spouses in Taiwan

Written by Lara Momesso. While most of the discussion on Taiwan’s presidential and parliamentary elections has focused on the two main […]

Why the KMT is going to lose
December 23, 2015 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Why the KMT is going to lose

Written by Jonathan Sullivan. It is not news that DPP presidential candidate Tsai Ing-wen is heading for victory on January […]

Seven Predictions for Tsai Ing-wen’s first term
December 22, 2015 1 Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Seven Predictions for Tsai Ing-wen’s first term

Written by Michael Turton and C. Donovan Smith. 1. Ma’s China Economic Policies will continue The Ma Administration has pursued […]

Taiwan 2016
December 7, 2015 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Taiwan 2016

Written by Jonathan Sullivan. For a race where one candidate, the DPP’s Tsai Ing-wen, has enjoyed a seemingly unassailable 20 […]

Does Beijing Believe Its Own Official Line On Taiwan?
October 16, 2015 1 Comment by cpianalysis Taiwan

Does Beijing Believe Its Own Official Line On Taiwan?

Written by J. Michael Cole. Hardly a meeting between officials from the two sides of the Taiwan Strait goes by […]

The return of the Taiwan issue to U.S.-China relations
September 23, 2015 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis China

The return of the Taiwan issue to U.S.-China relations

Written by Richard C. Bush III. President Xi Jinping is likely to make Taiwan a major issue at his summit with […]

China Intensifies Media Campaign against Taiwan’s DPP in the US
August 22, 2015 Leave a Comment by cpianalysis China

China Intensifies Media Campaign against Taiwan’s DPP in the US

Written by J. Michael Cole. Amid signs of a consolidating identity among Taiwan’s youth and the increasingly likely prospect of […]

A Green Cross-Strait Relationship
November 4, 2012 6 Comments by cpianalysis International Relations

A Green Cross-Strait Relationship

By Chun-Yi Lee. “It is not easy for people outside of Taiwan to learn and communicate with the Democratic Progressive […]

Taiwan elections: good for democracy and stability
January 15, 2012 4 Comments by cpianalysis Politics

Taiwan elections: good for democracy and stability

By Steve Tsang. Taiwan has just had a set of good elections.  President Ma Ying-jeou and his Kuomintang (KMT) have […]

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