Perry World House Report Taiwan's Geopolitics After 2024: Election Implications for the Indo-Pacific and Beyond
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What factors will impact cross-Strait relations as Taiwan transitions to the Lai Ching-te administration? How do actors across the Indo-Pacific perceive Taiwan’s domestic, foreign, and cross-Strait policies? To address these questions, Perry World House gathered expert scholars and practitioners for a workshop on March 12, 2024 to discuss Taiwan’s official and unofficial diplomatic relations, regional economic ties, and future areas of geopolitical, security, and economic cooperation.
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Thought Pieces
Alongside the report, we've published a series of thought pieces from the academics and policy practitioners who attended the workshop.
Taiwan's Geopolitics After the 2024 Election: Implications for the Philippines by Julio S. Amador III (Published by Global Taiwan Institute)
Prospects for Taiwan-Japan Relations After the 2024 Election by Madoka Fukuda (Published by Global Taiwan Institute)
Complexities of Philippine Security Decision-Making on a Taiwan Contingency by Dianne Faye Co Despi
Recalibrating Japan's Economic Interests in Taiwan by Shihoko Goto
A Future Outlook: Prospects for Somaliland-Taiwan Relations by Mohamed Hagi (Published by Global Taiwan Institute)
China's Influence on India-Taiwan Economic Dynamics by Sana Hashmi (Published by Global Taiwan Institute)
Winning Without Fighting: Maritime Security and Cooperation in Taiwan-Philippines Relations by Christina Lai
Forging a Path Towards Stability and Cohesion in Foreign Policy: Taiwan's Future Foreign Policy Direction by Fei-Fan Lin
Taiwan's Response to the Potential Crisis in the Korean Peninsula by Yeh-Chung Lu
Business as Usual Before the Next US Administration: Taiwan's Japan Policy Under President Lai by Hsin-Hsin Pan
A Legal Perspective on the Future of Cross-Strait Relations in William Lai's Taiwan by Trang Pham
Japan's Response to a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan: A Four Year Outlook by Admiral (ret.) Tomohisa Takei
The Future of Taiwan-Vietnam Economic Relations by Tran Thi Mong Tuyen (Published by Global Taiwan Institute)