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The Taiwan Research Hub brings together researchers from different disciplines and career stages to improve our understanding of Taiwan. We look at the fields of politics, history, culture, society, international relations, and economy.

 

Globally, Taiwan plays a significant role in East Asia and the Asia-Pacific's geopolitical affairs. Taiwan is central to the worldwide technology value chain. It’s often known as an ‘economic miracle’ and a leading example of ‘third wave’ democracies. Its social movements, like the push for marriage equality and the Sunflower Movement, advocating transparency in trade relations with China, highlight its dynamic and evolving democratic status.  

To share our knowledge on Taiwan, we have a book series called Taiwan and World Affairs. We also have our online magazine, , and our and pages. 

However you choose to participate, we hope the Taiwan Research Hub will provide you with a rich academic community. We welcome you to follow our activities, attend our events, including our annual conference, and submit to or our book series.  


 

 

 

Taiwan Insight

The online magazine of the Taiwan Studies Programme.

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Policy Papers

The Taiwan Research Hub has six policy papers annually. The content of the policy papers includes various perspectives on Taiwan. The purpose of these policy papers is to provide constructive suggestions for decision-makers on various global issues related to Taiwan.

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Special Policy Paper 2026

Policy Papers 25/26


 

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Upcoming events

Narratives of the Hong Kong Sovereignty Transfer: The Pragmatics of Language and Ideology in the Taiwanese and Chinese English-Language Press

Date
13 November 2026 (12:00-14:00)
Location:
Hallward Library, In person, Room LG101
Description
Book Launch examining Narratives of the Hong Kong Sovereignty Transfer: The Pragmatics of Language and Ideology in the Taiwanese and Chinese English-Language Press by Professor Lutgard Lams

Analysing Taiwan's mid-term elections

Date
30 November 2026 (14:00-15:30)
Location:
Online
Description
Analysing Taiwan's mid-term elections With Professor Chia-hung Tsai, National Chengchi University and Professor John Fuh-sheng Hsieh, University of South Carolina

 

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