During the summer and winter terms, all ERCCT Research Fellows and Visiting Scholars meet weekly in the Taiwan-Colloquium to discuss their research projects. Project ideas and intended field studies will be communicated, applied theory and methodology scrutinized and empirical findings gathered in the field critically assessed. The Visiting Scholars play an important role here, as they not only evaluate the Fellow's projects but also present their own research and subject it to open academic debate.
Taiwan Colloquium - Winter Semester 2025/26 | |||
| Jan. 08 Thursday | 4 - 6 p.m. | Public Lecture: Prof. Jonathan Sullivan (Nottingham) Balancing support for Taiwan and relations with the PRC: The UK’s experience | SR 081 |
| Jan. 12 Monday | 4 – 6 p.m. | Taiwan Colloquium: Prof. Jonathan Sullivan (Nottingham) Do influencers have any influence? Internet celebrities in Taiwanese politics and cross-Strait relations | SR 081 |
| Jan. 19 Monday | 4—5 p.m. | Taiwan Colloquium: Dr. Huang Jou-Fei (Sociology, Academia Sinica) Geopolitical Risk and Taiwan’s Public Support for Various Energy Options | SR 081 |
| Jan. 19 Monday | 5 - 6 p.m. | Taiwan Colloquium: Chen Pei-Chi (Dep. of Political Science, NTU) The Impact of Amendments to the Act Governing the Allocation of Government Revenues and Expenditures on Taiwan’s Local Public Finance | SR 081 |
| Jan. 26 Monday | 4 – 6 p.m. | Taiwan Colloquium: Chang Chuan-Hsien (Department of Political Science, Academia Sinica) Changing Sides and Changing Minds: An Examination of Public Expectations of the Legislative Yuan | SR 081 |
Feb. 04 Wednesday | 12 - 2 p.m. | Public Lecture: Chang Chuan-Hsien (Department of Political Science, Academia Sinica) Taiwanese Citizens’ Assessments of the Likelihood of War | SR 081 |
If interested in joining online, please write to stefan.braigspam prevention@uni-tuebingen.de to get the Zoom meeting access data.