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Research Fellow #AcademiaSinica/ Lecturer @JHUGovStudies/ Alumni @CWPColumbia/ PhD @GUGovt/ East Asian Security, Discourse Analysis/ Coffee Cocktail aficionado

Taipei, Taiwan
Joined February 2014
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#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Norm contestation and framing strategies: the home rule movements in Taiwan and Korea during Japan’s colonial era - cup.org/4k8UZBw - @Christinaryl #jjps
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#OpenAccess from our latest issue - Norm contestation and framing strategies: the home rule movements in Taiwan and Korea during Japan’s colonial era - cup.org/4k8UZBw - @Christinaryl #jjps
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"🇨🇳has executed a series of economic incentive and coercive measures to🇹🇼. But these measures don't always achieve🇨🇳desired outcome. Just to be clear, there is no quick remedy or one-size-fits-all strategy encountering🇨🇳economic coercion." @Christinaryl uschinadialogue.georgetown.e…
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*New🎙️Episode* @lnachman32 & @Christinaryl joined @eleanor_ma to discuss the island’s domestic political dynamics, how its contested status impacts its engagement with the outside world, and its economic policies. 🎧⬇️ uschinadialogue.georgetown.e…
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In our special issue, @Christinaryl analyses #Taiwan's economic statecraft under presidents Ma Ying-jeou and Tsai Ing-wen, and asks how political leaders in Taiwan have attempted to strike a balance between trade and security. bit.ly/3ZnWNxp
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Important set of articles on civil-military relations in this @EJIntSec special issue edited by @c_harig @nicjenne and @ruffa_chiara 🔗cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Open access book: Women and the UN: A New History of Women’s International Human Rights. Major contribution to study of UN, multilateralism, #womenpeacesecurity #GlobalIR, agency in world order. I co-author last ch. with editors Rebecca Adami & @DanPlesch library.oapen.org/bitstream/…
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EXCLUSIVE U.S. triples vaccines for Taiwan with 2.5 million-dose shipment reuters.com/business/healthc…
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I argue that the fact that China is an autocracy and the US and its allies democracies has a number of practical implications that affect the threat China poses and the power of both sides. In short, ideology matters for non-ideological reasons. foreignpolicy.com/2020/11/11…
Is competition with China about ideology or something else (e.g. power)? A number of smart folks have weighed in, largely agreeing w/ @ElbridgeColby. This is an important and worthwhile debate. But there’s a risk of conflating two distinct issues.
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“Beijing can target individuals and organisations involved in implementing foreign sanctions with countermeasures including asset seizures, potentially putting foreign investors’ China operations in a difficult position.” on.ft.com/3xcCyn9
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Thanks @taipei_times for opportunity to provide a non-alarmist perspective on Taiwan's future. The more success Taiwan enjoys at home and abroad, the less vulnerable it will be. Let's focus our efforts and analysis on steps that can be taken there. taipeitimes.com/News/editori…
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Since 2015, a previously unnoticed network of roads, buildings, and military outposts has been constructed deep in a sacred valley in Bhutan. "...anxiety will percolate within the int'l community as to China’s ambitions regarding other nations’ territory." foreignpolicy.com/2021/05/07…
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In which @BenjaminJLeffel & @SarahBracking show we should be worried abt the increasing financialization of climate funding & growing role of the private sector. Gov'ts are talking #GreenNewDeal but existing funding streams lean heavily on private sector onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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