Week of May 7-13, 2016
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Could Taiwan ever consider the nuclear option again to deter Chinese aggression?
As long as the governments in Taipei and Beijing remain pragmatic and flexible, the sky won’t fall over the Taiwan Strait
Winning the January 16 elections was the easy part. Now president-elect Tsai Ing-wen needs to reach across the political spectrum to build a truly unified administration, an effort that is bound to encounter much resistance
Taiwan’s 2016 presidential election is a complete replay of the 2014 municipal election and an indication that the DPP has consolidated its voter base. But can it grow beyond that?
Despite the little substance to the summit, President Ma’s reference to ‘one China’ has sparked severe criticism back in Taiwan
Years of cooperation with China have not yielded the hoped-for policy benefits for the United States, a former AIT director argues
Following Dr. Tsai’s election to the Office of the President last January, and as part of TTF’s overall post election reorganizational plan, the English section of Thinking Taiwan (www.thinking-taiwan.com) website will be suspended effective May 20, 2016. On behalf of TTF’s board and management, we like to take this opportunity to thank every one of […]
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For 20 years Taiwan’s representative office to Canada has held its gala, described as a ‘big draw’ for Canadian MPs. But this year China cried foul
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Ever since 2000, the KMT chair has been in the hands of men with questionable political judgment, and the party has followed their lead into an electoral abyss
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Week of May 1-7, 2016
Society & Culture
- Monday Horror Renews Debate on (and Thirst for) Capital Punishment J. Michael Cole
- Where is the Christian Left in Taiwan? Gloria Hu
- Support for Taiwan’s TPP Bid: It’s All in the Framing Timothy Rich and Lucas Knight
- Explaining the Rise in Taiwanese Identification J. Michael Cole
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