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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
2006-03-27
Speaker : Prof. David D. Laitin(Dept. of Political Science, Stanford University)
Topic : Nations, States and Violence
Place : IPSAS Conference Room
Time : pm 3:00
2006-03-23
Speaker : Julia Strauss (Editor, China Quarterly ; Lecturer, SOAS, London University)
Topic : Big comparisons, minute data: Comparing Regime Consolidation on the Two Sides of the Taiwan Straits in the 1950s
Place : IPSAS Conference Room
Time : pm 2:00
2006-03-09
Speaker : Fang-Yi Chiou (Assistant Research Fellow, IPSAS)
Topic : Jointly Estimating Party Effects and Ideological Preferences
Place : IPSAS Conference
Time : pm 2:00
2005-12-29
Speaker : IPSAS Conference Room
Topic : Political Corruption and Institutional Trust in East Asian Democracies
Place : IPSAS Conference
Time : pm 2:00
2005-12-16
Speaker : Professor Marie-Anne Cohendet(Professor of Public and Constitutional Law, Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Topic : Cohabitation and political systems in European Union’s Countries
Place : IPSAS Conference
Time : pm 2:00
2005-12-15
Speaker : Wei-cheng Wang (Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Richmond Vincent)
Topic : Redefining U.S.-Japan Alliance:Implications for East Asian Security
Place : IPSAS Conference
Time : pm 2:00
2005-09-15
Speaker : Assistant Research Fellow Chin-en Wu, IPSAS
Topic : The impacts of income distribution and political institutions on the scale of public expenditure in Taiwan
Place : IPSAS Conference
Time : pm 2:00
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