IPSAS Lecture Series

2006-07-27

Speaker : Assistant Research Fellow Szu-chien Hsu, IPSAS

Topic : Is Hu Jintao’s Political Reform Moving China toward Democracy? — Comparing Four Reform Cases

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-07-24

Speaker : Prof. Brantly Womack（Professor of Foreign Affairs, Department of Politics, University of Virginia)

Topic : Logical Conundrums of Asymmetry Theory

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-07-21

Speaker : Prof. Brantly Womack（Professor of Foreign Affairs, Department of Politics, University of Virginia)

Topic : General Theory of Asymmetric International Relationships

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-07-14

Speaker : Prof. Sophia Moestrup（Senior Program Manager, National Democratic Institute for International Affairs)

Topic : Semi-Presidentialism in Young Democracies: Help or Hindrance?

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-06-22

Speaker : Prof. Andrew Nathan（Dept. of Political Science, Columbia University）

Topic : Democratization Theory and the Case of China

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-06-15

Speaker : Eric C.C. Chang（Assistant Professor of Political Science at Michigan Sate University.)

Topic : Change and Persistence in Electoral Rules

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-06-01

Speaker : Wei-chin Lee（Dept. of Political Science, Wake Forest University)

Topic : If You Build It, They Will Come? Taiwan’s Identity Politics

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-05-25

Speaker : Associate Research Fellow Jih-wen Lin, IPSAS

Topic : Electoral System and The Faces of Semi- presidentialism

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-05-11

Speaker : Director Yu-Shan Wu, IPSAS

Topic : Pursuing the Pivot: Application of the Strategic Triangle Model to Domestic Politics

Place : IPSAS Conference

Time : pm 2:00

2006-04-20

Speaker : Chung-li Wu (Associate Research Fellow, IPSAS)

Topic : Empowerment Theory and Ethnic Politics in Taiwan

Place : IPSAS Conference Room

Time : pm 2:00

Institute of Political Science at Academia Sinica