IPSAS

New Publication by IPSAS: The Transmutation of the CCP Party-State
This book is coauthored by many well known scholars (mostly from Taiwan) of Chinese politics and is focused specifically on how the internal logics of the CCP regime such as elite succession and central local interaction evolve, and how these logics then generate complicated positive and negative policy outcomes.

Activities



	On July 16, IPSAS lecture series will present "The Best of Times and the Worst of Times: The Challenges of Publishing Quantitative Political Science" by Prof. John R. Freeman, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, University of Minnesota.

	On July 9, IPSAS lecture series will present "Politicization of the Judiciary: The Influences of Political Determinants upon the Vote Buying Lawsuits in Taiwan" by Prof. Chung-li Wu, IPSAS Research Fellow.

	On July 2, IPSAS lecture series will present "Methodology of Constructing the Subtypes of Semi-Presidentialism" by Dr. Chun-hao Chang, IPSAS Postdoctoral Fellowship.

Announcements



	新增網頁1 無標題文件 Positions Available at IPSAS for the 2009 Academia Sinica Fellowships for Doctoral Candidates in the Humanities and Social Sciences

	新增網頁1 無標題文件 *Constitutional Reform: Background, Operation, and Impact*. Edited by Chung-li Wu and Yu-shan Wu. Taipei: Wu Nan Publisher, 2006.

	新增網頁1 無標題文件 The Preparatory Office of Political Science at Academic Sinica signed an MOU with the Charles and Louise Travers Department of Political Science UC Berkeley.