Film screening, panel discussion and launch of the Taiwan Film Festival UK Student Journalism Prize.
Trajectories and Turning Points in Politics and Cross-Strait Relations Edited by Jonathan Sullivan and Chun-Yi Lee.
Tags: Book launch, China, Taiwan
A public lecture by Dr. Chou-seng Tou, Deputy Representative of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Brussels, Belgium and Dr Tsung-ming Chen, Research fellow at the Ferdinand Verbiest, K. U. Leuven.
Tags: Asia Research, Taiwan, Taiwan Studies Programme, TSP
Active discussions of Taiwan’s domestic politics and foreign policies, including the New Southbound Policy.
Tags: Taiwan, Taiwan southbound policy, Taiwan Studies Programme
A lecture discussing the history of advocacy work for same-sex marriage in Taiwan over the past 60 years and the current status of legislation in this area.
Tags: equality, human rights, marriage, Mei-Nu Yu, Pride, Taiwan, Taiwan Studies Programme
A lunchtime seminar by Dr Ann Heylen, Associate Professor at the Department of Taiwan Culture, Languages and Literature, National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU).
Tags: Dutch United East India Company, Languages and Literature, Taiwan, Taiwan Culture, Taiwan Studies Programme
Douglas H. Paal, Vice President for Studies, Asia Program Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, presents “Taiwan, China, and the Future of US Policy in Asia.”
Tags: Asia, China, Law and Social Sciences, policy, Taiwan, United States
The Taiwan Studies Programme is delighted to host Ambassador Shen, former Representative (Ambassador) of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to the United States for a lecture on Taiwan’s place in the international community.
Tags: ambassador lyushun shen, Taiwan, Taiwan Studies Programme, taiwan studies programme lecture
The Taiwan Studies Programme and Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies present a screening of the documentary Song of the Reed, followed by a roundtable discussion. Song of the Reed is a Taiwanese documentary produced by the Taipei Women’s Rescue Foundation and directed by Wu Hsiu-Ching, chronicling the later years of Taiwanese women who were forced into sexual slavery during World War II.
Tags: film, history, Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies, screening, Taiwan, Taiwan Studies Programme, Vienna Centre for Taiwan Studies, World War Two