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Conference Group on Taiwan Studies Atlanta Marriott Marquis and Atlanta
Hilton & Towers, Atlanta, GA, USA
Business Meeting: Friday, September
3rd, 5:30pm PANELS Panel 1: Who Are We? Taiwan’s Identity and Security Panel 2: Breeze or Storm Across the Taiwan Strait? Panel 3: Taiwan Reaches Out: Comparative and International Issues Panel 4: Reinventing Government: State-Local Relations in Taiwan ******************************************************************************* Panel 1. September 4, 1999, Saturday, 8:45-10:30 am Title: Who Are We? Taiwan’s Identity and Security Chair: Peter Moody, University of Notre Dame Papers: "Generational Discrepancy of National Identification Among Taiwanese Public" I-Chou Liu, National Chengchi University "'One China, One Taiwan': An Analysis of the Democratic Progressive Party's China Policy" T. Y. Wang, Illinois State University "Taiwan Independence: Image and Reality" Dennis V. Hickey, Southwest Missouri State University "The Changing Role of the Republic of China in the International Community and the Strategies for Survivalism" Chen-shen J. Yen, National Chengchi University Disc.: James T. Myers, University of South Carolina Shelley Rigger, Davidson College ****************************************************************** Panel 2. September 4, 1999, Saturday, 10:45 am-12:30 pm Title: Breeze or Storm Across the Taiwan Strait? Chair: Ying-mao Kau, Brown University Papers: "The Security of Taiwan: Attitude of Douglas MacArthur before the Outbreak of the Korean War" Wan-chin Tai, Tamkang University "A Rational People or Passionate Masses? Survey Data on Public choice of Mainland China Policy in Taiwan" Szu-chien Hsu, National Chengchi University "Coping with Democracy: Democratic Peace and Democratic War Across the Taiwan Straits" Tse-Kang Leng, National Chengchi University "Taiwan's Constitutional Framework and Cross-Straits Relations at the Threshold of the New Millenium" Yu-shan Wu, National Taiwan University Disc.: Yung Wei, National Chiao-tung University Vincent Wang, University of Richmond **************************************************************** Panel 3. September 4, 1999, Saturday, 1:30-3:15 pm Title: Taiwan Reaches Out: Comparative and International Issues Chair: Emerson Niou, Duke University Papers: "Tales of Three Parties: Partisan Change in Taiwan and Korea" Alexander C. Tan, University of North Texas Karl Ho, University of North Texas Tsung-Chi Yu, University of North Texas Kyung-Tae Kang, University of North Texas
"Coping with Financial Internationalization in a Hard Time: Comparing Taiwan and Indonesia during the Asian Financial Crisis," Szue-Chin Philip Hsu, Tamkang University "The Political Economy of Taiwan’s Relations with Malaysia: Challenges and Opportunities" Samuel C.Y. Ku, National Sun Yat-sen University "Taiwan-Canada Relations in the 1990s: An Example of Taiwan's Relations with the West" To-hai Liou, National Chengchi University Disc.: Elizabeth M. Freund, Mary Washington College
********************************************************* Panel 4. September 4, 1999, Saturday, 3:15-5:15 pm Title: Reinventing Government: State-Local Relations in Taiwan Chair: George P. Chen, Augusta State University Papers: "Order Beyond Design: Understanding Intergovernmental Relations after Downsizing Taiwan Provincial Government" Da-chi Liao, National Sun Yat-sen University "The Political Attitudes of Administrative Elite in Taiwan's Central Government" Chilik Yu, Shih-hsin University Don-yun Chen, Shih-hsin University Tong-yi Huang, Shih-hsin University "Clientelist Policy Network in Transition: The Transformation of Taiwan Local Factions and Its Impacts to Local Governance" Jen-fang Arthur Ting, National Chengkung University "The Establishment and Consolidation of Taiwan’s Political-Economic Institutions, 1945-1980" Cheng-Tian Kuo, National Chengchi University Disc.: Bruce Dickson, George Washington University John Fuh-sheng Hsieh, University of South Carolina |
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