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SOAS Centre of Taiwan Studies倫敦亞非學院台灣研究中心
Fourth SOAS Taiwan Studies Postgraduate Summer School
June 8-10, 2010
Taiwan Film, Social Policy in Taiwan, Nationalism and Social Movements, Research Agendas in Taiwan Political Studies
Ming-Yeh Rawnsley (University of Leeds)
Chang Mau-kuei (Academia Sinica)
Joseph Wong (University of Toronto)
Shelley Rigger (Davidson College)
Lecture Topics
1. Approaches to Cinema: New Taiwan Cinema
2. Taiwanese Short Films
3. Japanese Connection to Taiwanese Cinema
4. Studies and Findings about Taiwanese Nationalism in Taiwan
5. Nationalistic Politics and Contentious Social Movements in Taiwan: The Politics of the Licensed Prostitutes Movement.
6. A Discursive Approach to the formation of Multiculturalism Politics in Taiwan
7. Healthy Democracies: Social Policy Reform in Taiwan
8. Democracy’s Double Edge: Financing Social Policy in Taiwan’s Democracy
9. Focus Group Research on the Wild Strawberry Movement
10. Changing Research Agendas in the Study of Taiwan Politics
Research Training Seminar in Taiwan Studies:
Taught by Ming-yeh Rawnsley, (University of Leeds), Chang Mau-kuei (Academia Sinica), Dafydd Fell (SOAS), Monique Chu (SOAS), Robert Ash (SOAS)
This programme is part of a UK/German Collaborative Taiwan Studies Teaching Project funded by the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation.
To register and for further details, contact Dr Monique Chu at mc80@soas.ac.uk
For more information regarding Taiwan Studies at SOAS, see www.soas.ac.uk/taiwanstudies or contact Dr Dafydd Fell at df2@soas.ac.uk or Monique Chu at mc80@soas.ac.uk
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4 Comments:
Shelley Rigger? Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation?! What kind of "Taiwan studies" is that?
Tim Maddog
Taiwan studies funded by Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation? Why does this statement send chills down my spine?
CCK is shit -- so let SOAS turn it into fertilizer.
The CCK Foundation is interesting as some of the work it has funded led to a China centered ideological bent. Still, it has also funded projects that directly opposed China-centric research about Taiwan. It is sort of an enigma that way. In many cases the CCKF gives out grants and then doesn't get involved... in others the patronage influenced the research results.
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