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When Authors meet Critics: TJD special issue online launch
Date
20 October 2021 (14:00-15:30)
Location:
Online registration
Description
When writers meet Critics: Taiwan Journal of Democracy special issue online launch
The Tiger Leading the Dragon: How Taiwan Propelled China's Economic Rise Book Launch
Date
28 October 2021 (16:30-18:00)
Location:
Online registration
Description
The University of Nottingham's Taiwan Studies Programme presents an online book launch by Shelley Rigger, Brown Professor of East Asian Politics and Chair of Chinese Studies at Davidson College.
UK relations with China – upholding British interests in the face of the Chinese Communist Party's diplomacy
Date
04 November 2021 (12:30-15:00)
Location:
E07 Monica Partridge Building, Hybrid Mode: Streamed online and speaker on campus, Online registration
Description
The University of Nottingham's Taiwan Studies Programme presents a Public Lecture by Charlie Parton, China Ink.(Online and on campus)UK relations with China – upholding British interests in the face of the Chinese Communist Party's diplomacy
Taiwan's Efforts in Greener politics: Domestic and International Engagements
Date
11 November 2021 (12:30-15:00)
Location:
C11 Monica Partridge Building, Online registration
Description
This talk includes Dr. Dafydd Fell's book launch on 'Taiwan's Green Parties: Alternative Politics in Taiwan' and Prof. Chien-Te Fan's talk on 'Taiwan's External Efforts to Join International Climate Change Organization'
Stigma and Hate in the Time of COVID: Migrant Rights in the Asia-Pacific
Date
18 November 2021 (12:30-15:00)
Location:
E07 Monica Partridge Building, Hybrid Mode: Streamed online and speaker on campus, Online registration
Description
A talk by Dr. Bonny Ling, Research Fellow with the Institute for Human Rights and Business and Advisory Board Member of Human Rights at Sea, onStigma and Hate in the Time of COVID: Migrant Rights in the Asia-Pacific
Previous events
2021
Stigma and Hate in the Time of COVID: Migrant Rights in the Asia-Pacific
Date
18 November 2021
Location:
E07 Monica Partridge Building, Hybrid Mode: Streamed online and speaker on campus, Online registration
Description
A talk by Dr. Bonny Ling, Research Fellow with the Institute for Human Rights and Business and Advisory Board Member of Human Rights at Sea, onStigma and Hate in the Time of COVID: Migrant Rights in the Asia-Pacific
Taiwan's Efforts in Greener politics: Domestic and International Engagements
Date
11 November 2021
Location:
C11 Monica Partridge Building, Online registration
Description
This talk includes Dr. Dafydd Fell's book launch on 'Taiwan's Green Parties: Alternative Politics in Taiwan' and Prof. Chien-Te Fan's talk on 'Taiwan's External Efforts to Join International Climate Change Organization'
UK relations with China – upholding British interests in the face of the Chinese Communist Party's diplomacy
Date
04 November 2021
Location:
E07 Monica Partridge Building, Hybrid Mode: Streamed online and speaker on campus, Online registration
Description
The University of Nottingham's Taiwan Studies Programme presents a Public Lecture by Charlie Parton, China Ink.(Online and on campus)UK relations with China – upholding British interests in the face of the Chinese Communist Party's diplomacy
The Tiger Leading the Dragon: How Taiwan Propelled China's Economic Rise Book Launch
Date
28 October 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
The University of Nottingham's Taiwan Studies Programme presents an online book launch by Shelley Rigger, Brown Professor of East Asian Politics and Chair of Chinese Studies at Davidson College.
When Authors meet Critics: TJD special issue online launch
Date
20 October 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
When writers meet Critics: Taiwan Journal of Democracy special issue online launch
TSP/TMU Conference Public Policy in A Time of Crisis: Comparing British and Taiwanese government responses to Covid-19
Date
25 - 26 June 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme and the Taipei Medical University jointly host this year's conference on Public Policy in A Time of Crisis: Comparing British and Taiwanese government responses to Covid-19.
Responsible COVID Management in Migrant Populations: Lessons from Singapore
Date
22 June 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
Online discussion , Responsible COVID Management in Migrant Populations: Lessons from Singapore
At the Critical Moment: The Rhizome and "Democracy to Come"
Date
23 April 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
At the Critical Moment: The Rhizome and "Democracy to Come" by Dr Shih-wei Hsu
US-Taiwan Relations under Biden
Date
18 March 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
US-Taiwan Relations under Biden by Prof James Lin, University of Washington
Drawing cities across time: The shaping of Nottingham and Taipei
Date
11 March 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
Drawing cities across time: The shaping of Nottingham and Taipei Virtual Art Exhibition by artist Tom Rook
Book Launch: A new beginning or more of the same? The European Union and and East Asia after Brexit
Date
03 March 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
Book Launch: A new beginning or more of the same? The European Union and and East Asia after Brexit
China 1949 Year of Revolution Book Launch
Date
25 February 2021
Location:
Online registration
Description
Online book launch China 1949 Year of Revolution
2021 Taiwan Fellowship programme applications
Date
03 February 2021
Location:
Online
Description
The 2021 Taiwan Fellowship programme has opened for online applications.
2020
TSP Conference 2020
Date
11 - 12 December 2020
Location:
Online by Invitation
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Online Annual Conference 11/12 December 2020.
How digital innovation can fight pandemics and strengthen democracy?
Date
04 November 2020
Location:
Online registration
Description
An online discussion on: How digital innovation can fight pandemics and strengthen democracy ?
Migrant Lives Matter: 'Nine Shots'
Date
30 October 2020
Location:
Online registration
Description
Online discussion and film Migrant Lives Matter: 'Nine Shots'
Nostalgia Taiwan: Foolish Bride, Naïve bridegroom
Date
28 October 2020
Location:
Online registration
Description
Online discussion and film entitled: Nostalgia Taiwan: Foolish Bride, Naïve bridegroom
International perspectives: Hong Kong's national security law and implications for Taiwan
Date
14 October 2020
Location:
Online registration
Description
Online discussion on International perspectives: Hong Kong's national security law and implications for Taiwan
TSP Conference 2020
Date
25 - 26 June 2020
Location:
Online by Invitation, University Park
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Online Annual Conference 25/26 June 2020.
Innovation Policies in Mainland China and Taiwan: Challenges of the Digital Economy by Prof Erik Baark
Date
27 February 2020
Location:
B7 Hemsley, University Park
Description
A Public Lecture by Prof Erik Baark on Innovation Policies in Mainland China and Taiwan: Challenges of the Digital Economy.
2019
Taiwan Scholarship Briefing
Date
05 February - 30 March 2020
Location:
E07 Teaching and Learning Building, University Park
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme briefing on funding opportunities for both academics and students for 2020.
Talk by Huei-mei Grace Chang on Putting 'people' back into policy:Taiwan's recent work to promote the rights of disadvantaged groups
Date
26 November 2019
Location:
University of Nottingham Sports and Social Club; Lenton Eaves; University Park
Description
Talk by Huei-mei Grace Chang on Putting 'people' back into policy:Taiwan's recent work to promote the rights of disadvantaged groups.
China's diplomacy: what sort of 'community of shared future for mankind' and what might it mean for Taiwan? by Charlie Parton
Date
21 November 2019
Location:
B7 Hemsley, University Park
Description
A public lecture by by Charlie Parton on China's diplomacy.
Politics of Temporalities and Taiwan's Pursuit of Transitional Justice in the Context of East Asian History by Dr Anthony Yeh
Date
11 November 2019
Location:
B7 Hemsley, University Park
Description
A seminar by Dr Anthony Yeh on Politics of Temporalities and Taiwan's Pursuit of Transitional Justice in the Context of East Asian History.
Brexit Conference 2019
Date
01 - 02 November 2019
Location:
B7 Hemsley, University Park
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Conference on Europe and East Asia after Brexit: New opportunities or more of the same?
TSP Conference 2019
Date
27 - 28 June 2019
Location:
E06 and E07, Teaching and Learning Buiilding, University Park
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Annual Conference 27/28 June 2019.
Archipelagic Justice: Climate, politics and environmental protection in Penghu and the Bahamas by Karen Salt
Date
13 May 2019
Location:
A19 Trent Building, University Park
Description
A seminar by by Dr Karen Salt on Archipelagic Justice: Climate, politics and environmental protection in Penghu and the Bahamas.
Contemplating Taiwan's strange centre-periphery identity in the Indo-Pacific
Date
04 April 2019
Location:
B7 Hemsley (Staff Club), University Park
Description
The Taiwan Studies Programme (TSP) is delighted to announce a public lecture by Euan Graham on Contemplating Taiwan's strange centre-periphery identity in the Indo-Pacific.
The Domestic Roots of Cross-Strait Relations: China and Taiwan in the Evolving Asian Context - Professor Joseph Fewsmith (Boston)
Date
14 March 2019
Location:
A48 Clive Grainger, Universiity Park
China's Evolving Foreign Policy and Implications for Cross-Strait Relations by Prof Rumi Aoyama
Date
14 February 2019
Location:
B1 Hemsley, University Park
Description
A seminar by by Professor Rumi Aoyama on China's Evolving Foreign Policy and Implications for Cross-Strait Relations.
2018
Writing and Curating Taiwan Art
Date
12 December 2018
Location:
A19 Trent Building, University Park
Description
A seminar on Writing and Curating Taiwan Art by Dr Sophie McIntyre, Centre of Taiwan Studies, SOAS University of London.
New Youth Labour Activism in Taiwan after 2014 Sunflower Movement
Date
26 November 2018
Location:
B7 Hemsley, University Park
Description
A joint TSP/CSSGJ seminar by Dr. Chiu Yu-bin an associate professor at the Department of Social Development at National Pingtung University in Taiwan on New Youth Labour Activism in Taiwan after 2014 Sunflower Movement
Small Talk (日常對話) Film Screening
Date
19 October 2018
Location:
A41 Sir Clive Granger Building, Small talk Film Screening, Student Journalism Prize, Taiwan Film Festival UK, University Park
Description
Small Talk Film Screening, Panel Discussion and Launch of the Taiwan Film Festival UK Student Journalism Prize organised by Taiwan Studies Programme, the University of Nottingham in collaboration with Centre for Contemporary East Asian Studies, the University of Nottingham and Taiwan Film Festival UK.
A New Era in Democratic Taiwan Book launch
Date
12 October 2018
Location:
Hemsley B1, University Park
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme book launch
Taiwan and Vatican Relations in Perspective
Date
10 October 2018
Location:
A21 Trent Building, University Park
Description
A public lecture by by Dr. Chou-seng Tou Former Ambassador to the Holy See, Belgium and Dr Tsung-ming Chen, Research fellow at the Ferdinand Verbiest, K. U. Leuven , Trent Building, University Park
Mapping Taiwan Globally: New Southbound Policy and Moving Forward Roundtable 2018
Date
28 - 29 June 2018
Location:
Jubilee Campus, Si Yuan Building
Description
TSP roundtable will focus on Mapping Taiwan Globally: New Southbound Policy and Moving Forward.
Roundtable on China's BRI and Taiwan's New Southbound Policy and Pathway to Politics careers talk
Date
08 May 2018
Location:
Trent A19 University Park
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme roundtable and career talk.
The Taiwan voter: political cleavage and electoral decisions
Date
04 May 2018
Location:
B7 Hemsley, Universiity Park
Description
A seminar by Professor TY Wang, Illinois State University as part of the Taiwan Studies Programme Seminar Series.
A Lost Generation Revisited - 70 Years after the Chinese Civil War
Date
03 May 2018
Location:
Keighton Auditorium, University Park
Description
A public lecture by Professor Lung Yingtai ??? Hung Leung Hau Ling Distinguished Fellow in Humanities, University of Hong Kong now taking place in the Keighton Auditorium on University Park
TSP Public Event: Beyond marriage equality: a conversation with LGBTQ+ activists from Taiwan and Nottingham
Date
06 February 2018
Location:
Nottingham Comtemporary, Weekday Cross NG1 2GB
Description
Legislator Mei-Nu Yu will take part in a public event engagement with Taiwanese LGBT and local English LGBT groups.
TSP Public Lecture: Taiwan Pride: Our fight for marriage equality
Date
06 February 2018
Location:
LG101 Senate Chamber, Trent Building, University Park
Description
Legislator Mei-Nu Yu presents the Taiwanese fight for marriage equality in the 2017/2018 Taiwan Studies Programme lecture series.
Taiwan Scholarship Briefing
Date
06 February 2018
Location:
Hemsley B2, University Park
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme briefing on funding opportunities for both academics and students for 2018/19.
2017
Audiometry and environmental noise control in postwar Taiwan
Date
15 March 2018
Location:
B2 Hemsley, University Park
Description
A seminar by Dr Jennifer Hsieh, Department of Anthropology, Stanford University as part of the Taiwan Studies Programme Seminar Series.
Regional economic dynamic and security puzzles: challenge of cross-Strait air safety ?
Date
30 January 2018
Location:
Highfield House A11, University Park
Description
A panel discussion on Regional economic dynamic and security puzzles: challenge of cross-Strait air safety as part of the Taiwan Studies Programme.
The Asian spotlight on the history of The Dutch United East India Company (VOC)
Date
22 November 2017
Location:
B7 Hemsley, Universiity Park
Description
A lunchtime seminar by Dr Ann Heylen, National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) as part of the Taiwan Studies Programme Seminar Series.
Taiwan, China, and the future of US policy in Asia
Date
09 November 2017
Location:
A40 Sir Clive Granger Building, Please note the change of venue, University Park
Description
Douglas H. Paal, Vice President for Studies, Asia Program Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, presenting in the 2017/18 series of Taiwan Studies lectures.
Taiwan film screening tour - Taiwan's Lost Commercial Cinema: Recovered and Restored
Date
20 October 2017
Location:
Broadway Cinema, Nottingham, Screen 3
Description
The University of Nottingham's Taiwan Studies Programme in association with King's College London, Ministry of Culture, Taiwan, Taiwan Film Institute and the Broadway Cinema is pleased to jointly host a film on 20 October 2017.
The Pattern of Taiwan's Democratisation: 2017 Joint Roundtable Program
Date
22 - 23 June 2017
Location:
Trent Building, University Park
Description
This roundtable will focus on the pattern of Taiwan's democratisation.
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture: Facing the Mainland: How Taiwan Asserts Herself in the International Community
Date
17 May 2017
Location:
B18 Law and Social Sciences Building, University Park
Description
Ambassador Shen, former Representative (Ambassador) of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to the United States will be presenting on "Facing the Mainland: How Taiwan Asserts Herself in the International Community."
Vienna Taiwan Lecture Series 2017
Date
26 April 2017
Description
Dr Chun-yi Lee presents in Vienna Taiwan Lecture Series.
TSP/IAPS Documentary Screening and Roundtable Discussion
Date
27 March 2017
Location:
B2 The Hemsley Building, Uniersity Park Campus
Description
Hebei Taipei, Directed by Nien-Hsiu Li and produced by Chou Chen-ting.
Taiwan Studies Programme seminar by Dr Don Lee
Date
22 March 2017
Location:
A2 Law and Social Sciences Building, Uniersity Park Campus
Description
The Taiwan Studies Programme (TSP) is delighted a to announce a Seminar by Dr Don Lee, Research Fellow at the School of Politics and International relations, on 22 March in A2, Law and Social Sciences Building.
Taiwan Studies Programme lunchtime seminar by Dr Ann Heylen
Date
17 February 2017
Location:
B1, Hemsley, Universiity Park
Description
Mobility in 17th century Formosa: Maps and Digital Humanities
TSP/IAPS Documentary Screening and Roundtable Discussion
Date
09 February 2017
Location:
a41, Sir Clive Granger Building
Description
Song of the Reed, produced by the Taipei Women's Rescue Foundation and directed by Wu Hsiu-Ching.
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture: State and Society in the Taiwan Miracle 30 Years On
Date
08 February 2017
Location:
A2, Law and Social Sciences Building
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture on State and Society in the Taiwan Miracle 30 Years On by Professor Thomas B Gold.
2016
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture: 'The third democratic regime change of Taiwan
Date
14 November 2016
Location:
Law & Social Sciences Building
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture on The third democratic regime change of Taiwan in 2016: context, significance and assessment by Professor Michael Hsiao
Taiwan Studies Programme lunch time seminar by Professor James Tang
Date
13 October 2016
Location:
Staff Club, The Hemsley (Room B2)
TSP Conference: Taiwan after the General Elections
Date
17 - 18 June 2016
Location:
A18 Si Yuan Center
Description
TSP conference 2016
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture: The 2016 Presidential Elections. New Wine in a New Bottle?
Date
19 April 2016
Location:
A18 Si Yuan Center, Jubilee Campus
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture April 2016
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture Local Politics and the Rise of China: Lessons from Kinmen (Quemoy)
Date
03 March 2016
Location:
Jubilee Campus, Room A18, Si Yuan Building
2015
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture: 'Aren't Taiwanese Chinese? The Taiwanese Identity Puzzle'
Date
10 November 2015
TSP Documentary Screening & Roundtable Discussion
Date
20 October 2015
Taiwan Studies Programme Seminar: SME Networks and Innovation: Taiwan's Industrial Transformation Reconsidered by Dr Michelle Hsieh
Date
11 June 2015
Joint Conference: Civil Society in Taiwan and Hong Kong: Looking Back and Reaching Out
Date
07 - 08 June 2015
Taiwan's Security and a Rising China
Date
12 May 2015
Public lecture by Professor Tse-Kang Leng
Date
26 March 2015
2014
Taiwan Studies Programme Conference - The Ordinary and the Extraordinary in Taiwan
Date
20 - 21 June 2014
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture: "In Pursuit of FTAs: South Korea's Audacity and Taiwan's Trepidation"
Date
13 May 2014
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture: 'How Asians view a rising China: Implications for Taiwan'
Date
11 March 2014
Description
Taiwan Studies Programme Lecture on the effects of Chinese growing economic power on Taiwan by Yun-han Chu
2013
Innovation Workshop
Date
13 November 2013
Description
Taiwanese Studies Programme Activities 2013: Innovation Workshop, featuring talks from Prof Joseph Wong, Dr Christos Braziotis, Dr Yutao Sun, Dr Cong Cao and Dr Chun-Yi Lee
Special Lecture by Yu-Shan Wu on "Paradigm Shift in Taiwan Politics: From Identity to Distribution"
Date
14 May 2013
Description
Special Lecture by Yu-Shan Wu on "Paradigm Shift in Taiwan Politics: From Identity to Distribution"
Public Lecture by Professor J. Bruce Jacobs on " Reconsidering Taiwan: "Aborigines, Colonial Rulers and Democratization"
Date
24 April 2013
Description
Domestic Drivers Behind Taiwan's Democratization
Taiwan Studies Programme
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