Seminar Papers

November 8, 2004

US Anti-terrorism and International Cooperation Ming-Yen Tsai Assistant Professor, Graduate Institute of International Political Science Chung Hsing University

Essays

November 18, 2004

What to expect on the US Policy toward Taiwan from Bush's Second Term? Hsin-Yi Chang Assistant Professor Department of International Studies Nan Hua University

November 15, 2004

What Indonesians Really Voted For in their New President, Susilo Bambang Yudhyono Eric Teo Chu Cheow Council Secetary Singapore Institute for International Affairs

On-Line Papers

November 29, 2004

Beijing Saying Farewell to Chen? (in Chinese) Chen Yi-jun Professor, Chinese Culture Uniersity China Times, November 28, 2004 Having the Rational Expectations to RMB Rate (in Chinese) Editorial United Daily News, November 28, 2004 US continues two-pronged policy Yu Pen-li Assistant Professor, Tamkang University Taipei Times, November 29, 2004 China's subs coming into play Richard Halloran Taipei Times, November 29, 2004 US' Far East strategy is hanging in the balance Li Hua-chiu Taipei Times, November 29, 2004 Symbols over substance? Editorial China Post, November 29, 2004 Taiwan marginalized on world stage Editorial China Post, November 28, 2004 Does Taiwan sovereignty still remain undecided? Editorial China Post, November 23, 2004

November 25, 2004

Diplomacy Strategy Needs to Work Harder (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 25, 2004 Hu, Bush and APEC (in Chinese) Lin Cheng-yi Research Fellow, Chengchi University China Times, November 25, 2004 Policy of constraint is a tug of war Natalie Bellocchi Taipei Times, November 25, 2004

November 24, 2004

China an obstacle to peace Editorial Taipei Times, November 24, 2004 Bush Hu talks 'consistency' Editorial China Post, November 24, 2004 Taiwan can use referendum to speak globally Editorial Taiwan News, November 24, 2004

November 23, 2004

Beijing pushes for gains after Bush re-election Willy Lam China Brief, Volumn 4, Issue 22 November 11, 2004 China policy under the next Bush administration Yuan Peng China Brief, Volumn 4, Issue 22 November 11, 2004

November 22, 2004

The U.S. has Put Curses on Cross-Strait Relations (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 22, 2004 Bush's New Asia-Pacfic Strategic Chessboard (in Chinese) Hua-chiu Li China Times, November 22, 2004 What Kind of Enermy is China (in Chinese) Chih-yu Shih Professor, National Taiwan University Apple Daily News, November 22, 2004 The EU Model is Still Far Away from Cross-Strait Relations (in Chines) Lin-po Li China Times, November 21, 2004 Not Mentioning Powell's Words in Bush-Hu Meeting has Left Blurred Space (in Chinese) Yi-hsin Chen Professor, Tamkang University United Daily News, November 20, 2004 The Competing Sino-Japan Relations (in Chinese) Yang Nien-Zu General Secretary, CAPS Apple Daily News, November 20, 2004 Building Cooperation among the U.S, Japan and China Jane Skanderup PacNet Number 49, Pacific Forum, CSIS November 10, 2004 Time for China to float its currency Christopher Lingle Taipei Times, November 22, 2004 'Identity problem' is not political Hsu Yung-ming Assistant Research Fellow Academia Sinica Taipei Times, November 22, 2004 Taiwan is sovereign but abnormal Editorial Taipei Times, November 21, 2004 Consider an interim cross-strait agreement Chiou Chwei-liang Professor, Tamkang University Taipei Times, November 21, 2004 The rise of Rice Editorial China Post, November 21, 2004

November 19, 2004

US New Diplomatic Personnel Arrangement and Cross-Strait Relations (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 19, 2004 Chen has a good grasp on political realities Wang Kao-cheng Associate Professor, Tamkang University Taipei Times, November 18, 2004 Condoleezza Rice may adjust U.S. policy toward Taiwan Editorial Associate Professor, Tamkang University China Post, November 18, 2004 Peace in Straits hard to achieve, but essential Editorial Taiwan News, November 16, 2004

Nnovember 18, 2004

Observations on Miltary and Diplomatic Competitions and Cooperaitons between Japan and China (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 18, 2004 Rice and Taiwan-US Relations (in Chinese) Lin Cheng-yi Research Fellow, Inititute of International Relations, Chengchi University China Times, November 18, 2004 The Grey Emience of Washington has Appeared (in Chiense) Chen Yi-Hsin Professor, Tamkang University China Times, November 18, 2004 Japan's New Pacifism Proposes Building Military Power  (in Chinese) Apple Daily News, November 18, 2004 The Outcome of Chinese Macro Economic Control (in Chiense) Cheng Chu-yuan Apple Daily News, November 18, 2004

November 17, 2004

President Chen taking high road Tung Chen-yuan Assistant Research Fellow Institute of Internaitonal Relations Chengchi University Taipei Times, November 17, 2004 Be mindful of negotiating tactics Chang Jung-feng Vice President, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research Taipei Times, November 17, 2004

November 16, 2004

Countering China with "Sunshine Policy" (in Chinese) Tong Cheng-yuan Assistant Research Fellow Institute of International Relations Cheng Chii University Apple Daily News, November 13, 2004 Bush Stablize Cross-Strait Status with "Strategic Limpidity" (in Chinese) Yu Mao-tsung Professor, US Naval Academy Apple Daily News, November 13, 2004 Growing threats suggest Islamic terrorism spreading in Asia Richard Halloran Taipei Times, November 16, 2004 EU provides an inspiring model Francis Gan Assistant Research Fellow Institute of International Relations Chengchi University Taipei Times, November 16, 2004 China's economic miracle at risk James Dorn Taipei Times, November 16, 2004 Taiwan needs a APEC strategy Lai I-chung Director of Foreign Policy Studies Taiwan Thinktank Taipei Times, November 16, 2004 Chen displays desire for peace with 'no nuke' vow Editorial Taiwan News, November 12, 2004

November 12, 2004

Examining Taiwan's Status through the Viewpoint of US  (in Chinese) Chen Yu-jun Professor, Chinese Culture University Apple Daily News, November 12, 2004 Examining the Features of China Policy through the Economic Principles (in Chinese) Chang Jung-feng Vice President, Chung-Hua Institute for Economic Research China Times, November 12, 2004

November 11, 2004

Chinese Pronounces its Ability to Stop US-Japan Interventions in Cross-Strait Affairs (in Chinese) Szu-shen HO Associate Professor United Daily News, November 11, 2004 Crowds Protesting: Crisis Appears in Chinese Regime (in Chinese) Hua-chiu LI Apple Daily, November 11, 2004 Why U.S., Japan must defend Taiwan Editorial Taiwan News, November 11, 2004

November 10, 2004

The Unstable Status of China (in Chinese) Editorial Economic Daily News, November 10, 2004 Beijing Needs to Examine the Crisis of Breaking Down Villages  (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 10, 2004 Examining Cross-Strait Relations from "Power Shift" Perspective (in Chinese) Hsiang Jun Assistant Professor, National Defense University Apple Daily, November 10, 2004 Particpating in International Organizationsl to Avoid being Marginalized (in Chinese) Tu Cheng-hua Associate Professor, National Taiwan University Apple Daily, November 10, 2004 Looking at Hegmoy through Exchange Rate (in Chinese) Editorial Evening China Times, November 9, 2004 Bush's agenda on Taiwan Editorial China Post, November 10, 2004 Taiwan should adapt quality diplomacy Editorial Taiwan News, November 10, 2004 US will also lose if it sells out Taiwan Alexander K. Young Japan Times, November 6, 2004 ODA looks wasted on China Kiroku Hanai Japan Times, October 25, 2004 U.S.-ROK Relations: Silencing the Loose Cannon Ralph A. Corssa PacNet No.48, Pacific Forum CSIS November 3, 2004

November 9, 2004

Taiwan Policy of US has Reversed back to the Clinton Era (in Chinese) Sun Yang-ming United Daily News, November 9, 2004 US stategies poses risks Keizo Nabeshima Japan Times, November 2, 2004 China totters on the brisk of chaos Editorial Taipei Times, November 9, 2004 China is looking for a quid pro quo Sushil Seth Taipei Times, November 9, 2004 Cross-strait problems have a long history Hsieh Min-chieh Taipei Times, November 9, 2004 Powell is right Alfred Tsai Taipei Times, November 9, 2004 Powell's wake-up call Rao Kok-sia Taipei Times, November 9, 2004

November 8, 2004

Beware of the Miliary Shock (in Chinese) Lan Ning-li China Times, November 3, 2004 President Bush and Taiwan (in Chinese) Lin Cheng-yi Research Fellow, Institute of International Relations, Cheng Chi University China Times, November 4, 2004 Different White House Hosts will have Different Influences on Taiwan: Bushism vs. Middle-term Negotiation (in Chinese) Wu Yu-shan Research Fellow, Academia Sinica China Times, November 4, 2004 Jingoism is Flourishing in the US (in Chinese) Yan Yun-sheng Research Fellow, Institute of International Relations, Cheng Chi University China Times, November 4, 2004 The Polarized US: the Biggest Chanllenge in the Second Term of Bush (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 4, 2004 Bush will Push Hard on Urging Talks (in Chinese) Yang Nian-zu General Secretary, CAPS China Times, November 5, 2004 Seeing the Negotiation Strategies of China from the Perspective of Game Theory Concoction (in Chinese) Chang Rong-fong China Times, November 5, 2004 The Growing Conservatism in the US Political Arena (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 6, 2004 New Theocracy or New Democracy? The Meaning on Politics in the US Presidental Election (in Chinese) Nan Fang-shou China Times, November 8, 2004 Can Taiwan, China stop baiting the other? Frank Ching Japan Times, November 1, 2004 We're all in this mess together David Howell Japan Times, November 1, 2004 Bush must close ranks with Taipei Li Thain-hok Taipei Times, November 5, 2004 On Colin Powell's dismal kowtow Ted Galen Carpenter Taipei Times, November 5, 2004 Interest rate rise cannot cool China's economy Tung Chen-yuan Taipei Times, November 5, 2004 Bush's second-term priority must be to fix the errors of his first AP Taipei Times, November 5, 2004 How can Bush keep his promises and yet bridge the divide? William Safire NY Times News Service, Washington Taipei Times, November 5, 2004 A nation that remains divided Editorial Japan Times, November 5, 2004 More US-Taiwan dialogue needed Nat Bellocchi Former Chairman, AIT Taipei Times, November 6, 2004 Construct a more open US-Taiwan relationship Liu Kuan-teh Taipei Times, November 6, 2004 This is no passing phase: this is the dawn of a new era Jonathan Freedland THE GUARDIAN , London Taipei Times, November 6, 2004 US disunity there for the world to see Richard Halloran Taipei Times, November 6, 2004 A self-ruled Chinese non-state Editorial China Post, November 3, 2004 The U.S. won't tolerate Taiwan independence Editorial China Post, November 5, 2004 Taiwan may be priority issue for Bush's new foreign agenda Editorial China Post, November 6, 2004

November 4, 2004

US, Taiwan are democratic partners Editorial Taipei Times, November 4, 2004 China policies rife with hypocrasy Chiou Chwei-liang Visiting Professor at Tamkang University Taipei Times, November 4, 2004 Facing up with the reality of a lack sovereignty Hsu Yung-ming Assistant Research Fellow Academia Sinica Taipei Times, November 4, 2004

November 3, 2004

Pragamatically Response to Issues Bring by the New US President (in Chinese) Editorial China Times, November 3, 2004 The US Won't Neglect its Own Benefit (in Chinese) Lu Ping China Times, November 3, 2004 Collin Powell's motives in Beijing Li Hua-chiu Taipei Times, November 3, 2004 Hu's new era: Kinder, gentler, more relaxed Wang Chu Asia Times, November 3, 2004 Some gains for Taiwan in Powell's Comments Chin Heng-wei Taipei Times, November 2, 2004 Kerry v. Bush a referendum on the limits of US global supremacy Alvaro de Vasconcelos Taipei Times, November 2, 2004 Ignore Powell: Taiwan a state Vincent Wang Taipei Times, November 2, 2004 Beijing squeezes room for "R.O.C." Editorial Taiwan News, November 2, 2004 Taiwan reels from Powell's anti-sovereignty Laurence Eyton Asia Times, October 30, 2004

November 1, 2004

We should Emphasize Weather Diplomacy (in Chinese) Liu Ming-lung, Liu Chung-ming China Times, November 1, 2004 Grand Strategy: EU's New "One China" (in Chinese) Kan Yi-hua Associate Research Fellow Institute of International Relations Cheng Chi University China Times, November 1, 2004 President Chen had said He would Satisfy the U.S. and Make No Excuses for China (in Chinese) Editorial United Daily News, October 21, 2004 Raise the Interest Rate cannot Solve China's Economic Crisis  (in Chinese) Editorial Economic Daily News, October 31, 2004 Back to Plane-Renting Negotiation to Release the Pressure of Urging Talks (in Chinese) Editorial China Times Evening News, October 28, 2004 Don Quixote and Sisyphus (in Chinese) Yan Chen-shen Research Fellow Institute of International Reations Cheng Chin University Evening China Times, October 28, 2004 Chung-Pin Lin: US is Swinging to China (in Chinese) Evening China Times, October 27, 2004 Don't Misinterprete Powell  Cannot Misjudge the Situation (in Chinese) Editorial Evening China Times, October 27, 2004 Why Senator Kerry is Pro-China John Copper Taipei Times, November 1, 2004 What is US policy on China going to look like? Francesco Maria Greco, Fabio Scarpello Taipei Times, November 1, 2004 Bush and Kerry vary on major issues in Asia Richard Halloran Taipei Times, November 1, 2004 Strategic thinnking is needed in handling U.S.-Taiwan ties Editorial Taiwan News, November 1, 2004 Powell must apologize for remarks Liberty Times Editorial Taipei Times, October 31, 2004 Test China's sincerity through action Andy Chang Associate Professor, Tamkang University Taipei Times, October 29, 2004 Don't read too much into Powell statements Liu Kuang-teh Taipei Times, October 29, 2004 Building a peaceful cross-strait relationiship Editorial China Post, October 29, 2004 China's Taiwan policy turns convert Lin Cho-shui Democratic Progressive Party Legislator Taipei Times, October 28, 2004 New Bush administration may tilt in Beijing's favor Editorial China Post, October 28, 2004 The wake-up call in Powell's word Editorial Taiwan News, October 28, 2004 Poor word choice or policy shift Editorial Taipei Times, October 27, 2004 No one can negate Taiwan's soverignty Editorial Taiwan News, October 27, 2004 Taiwan's course after U.S. election Editorial Taiwan News, October 26, 2004