I haven't posted in a while, but it's not because I've been hiding in Antarctica. Mostly, it seems, I've been attending conferences and giving talks, which means lots of rides on the world's most adorable high-speed train. … [Read more...] about Where’ve you been, Bernadette?
Research
我要參與任教授的研究項目
Shelley Rigger(任雪麗)教授誠徵兼職研究助理數名
(I'm looking for research assistants -- this is the job description) 傅爾布萊特(Fulbright)訪問學者任雪麗Shelley Rigger教授目前在台灣大學政治系擔任訪問學者到2020年1月中旬，誠徵數名兼任研究助理來協助進行研究計劃。 … [Read more...] about Shelley Rigger(任雪麗)教授誠徵兼職研究助理數名
Taiwan is Watching Hong Kong
I wrote a short piece on how the Hong Kong unrest is affecting Taiwan's politics for the Washington Post Monkey Cage blog. Check it out! Click on "Read More" to see a gallery of photos of the "Lennon Wall" in the Gongguan pedestrian underpass. Supporters of the Hong Kong demonstrations have hung hundreds (maybe thousands) of sticky notes expressing their sympathy with the … [Read more...] about Taiwan is Watching Hong Kong
Why Sunflowers?
You might be wondering: You’re a political scientist, not a botanist, so why are you studying sunflowers? The simple answer is, the “Sunflower Generation” refers to the generation of Taiwanese that led the 2014 Sunflower Movement. In the wake of the movement, we’ve been referring to young Taiwanese as Sunflowers. But there’s more to the story, of course. … [Read more...] about Why Sunflowers?
