Conference Agenda

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Session Overview
Location: Room 2.18
Date: Friday, 20/June/2025
2:30pm
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4:00pm
Panel 02: Taiwan’s Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific: Strategies, Alliances, and Soft Power
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: David Broul
 

Does the Indo-Pacific Concept Benefit Taiwan? – Taiwan’s Role in Indo-Pacific Strategies and Policies

Frederic Krumbein



A Win-Win Strategy: Leveraging Taiwan's Science Diplomacy with Indonesia under the New Southbound Policy

Inda Mustika Permata, Bima Jon Nanda



Navigating Aspirations: Intra-Asian Student Mobility in Taiwan's Higher Education

Chia-Yuan Huang

4:15pm
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5:45pm
Panel 04: From Travelogues to Children’s Books: Taiwan’s Literary Landscape
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Ti-Han Chang
 

Myanmar-Chinese in Taiwan: From Cultural Outreach to Political Mobilisation

Dori Koppes



“No Discussion, No Democracy”: Literary Practices of Taiwan’s Bluebird Movement

Yu-Hsuan Lin



Addictionocene, Interobjectivity, and the Pharmakon in Tao Lin’s Writing—Perspectives of Taiwanese American Literature

Wei-ting Liou



Reflecting on and Looking forward to the Themes of Children’s Literature of Indo-Pacific Area Published by the Taiwanese Government

Shu-hui Lin



Lin Yi-Han’s Novel as a New Madman’s Diary: Reflections on Female Taiwanese Literature, Gender Roles, and Potential Sisterhoods in Today’s Society

Martina Renata Prosperi

Date: Saturday, 21/June/2025
9:00am
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10:30am
Panel 06: Archipelagic Connections: Environment, Identity, and Indigenous Narratives in Taiwan
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Isabelle Cockel
 

Historical Relationality and the Role of Taiwan’s Indigenous Peoples in Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy

Scott Eliot Simon



Navigating with “Unclean Things” Archipelagically: Ghosts and Drifted Waste on the Beaches of Kinmen

Chengyu Yang



Migration as a Part of Modernization of Indigenous Communities in Taiwan

Petr Janda



Environmental Constructions Inherited from Textual Landscapes: Revisiting Taiwan Writing in Nieh Hua-ling's Mulberry and Peach

Huizhong Guo

10:45am
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12:15pm
Panel 08: Navigating Uncertainty: Taiwan’s Resilience Amidst China’s Expanding Influence
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Josie-Marie Perkuhn
 

Taiwan’s Path to the ICC: the Delegation of ad hoc ICC Jurisdiction, the Strategic Benefits of a Unilateral Declaration for Rules of Engagement (ROE) and Countering Chinese Lawfare

Sasha Bonafede Chhabra, Sze Hong Lam, Kaichieh {KJ} Hsu



What Can Chinese Medicine Tell us About Taiwan? A Reflection From an Anthropological Case Study to Question Its Relationship With The Indo-Pacific And Beyond

Daniele Mario Buonomo



PRC’s Vision of the Global Rule of Law and Its Implications for Taiwan

Martin Lavička



Role of Taiwan in Sustaining Global Supply Chain: The Significance of Malacca Strait

Saroj Kumar Ratha

1:00pm
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2:30pm
Panel 10: Museums, Music, Memory: Political and Cultural Expressions in Taiwan
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Nancy Guy
 

Museumifying the Bad Old Days: The Presentation of Dictatorship in Central Eastern Europe and Taiwan: A Reconnaissance

Thomas Baron Gold



Tsai's Days at the Museum: Taiwan, Laos, "Nanyang" & Queer Regionalism

Nicholas Andrew de Villiers



Retelling Traumatic Memories Of Taiwanese Imperial Japan Servicemen In Southeast Asia – A Case Study Of The Taiwanese Ballad 'New Song About The Lost War In The Shōwa Era'

Thomas Eduard Fliss



Parallelism and Paradox: Performance Experiment and Political Metaphor in the Experimental Opera Phaedra

Chenlin Kao



Navigating Censorship Routes: Taiwan’s Music Industry’s Path through Chinese Censorship

Chen-Yu Lin

2:45pm
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4:35pm
Panel 12: Mobility, Integration, and Exclusion: The Realities of Migrant Communities in Taiwan
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Beatrice Zani
 

In search of the 'Taiwanese Dream': Aspirations and Challenges Among Skilled Migrants in Taiwan

Yen-Fen Tseng



From Monitored Subjects to Resourceful Citizens? Experiences of Vietnamese Marriage Migrant Women and Their Children in Taiwan

Thi Thu Mai



Immigrant Paradox or Immigrant Disadvantage? Educational Assortative Marriage and Intergenerational Educational Mobility in Taiwan

Kuo-Hsien Su



Cultural Nationalism and Vietnamese Working Migration to Taiwan: Principles of Political Exclusion, Social Subjection, and Economic Exploitation

Filip Kraus



The Ongoing Persistence of “Primordial Nationalism” in the Face of Cosmopolitan Futures

Allen Chun



Nikah Siri and temporality: Indonesian Migrant Workers’ Intimacy and Mobility in Taiwan

Isabelle Cockel, Jonathan Parhusip

Date: Sunday, 22/June/2025
9:00am
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10:30am
Panel 14: Lim Pen Yuan panel: Maritime Trading and Commodity Frontier: Taiwan’s Business Network in Late 19th and Early 20th Century East Asia
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Huang Fu-San
 

The Response of Taipei Rice Export Firms under the Impact of the Russo-Japanese War: A Case Study of Chen Yuanshun Firm

Lin Yu-Ju



The Birth of Formosa Tea Industry, 1865-1870

Song-wen Huang



Maximizing Profits: Tax Avoidance Strategies of Taiwanese Han Medicine Merchants (1895–1934)

Xu Hui-Wen



Interwoven Networks: Jinyuanyi Firm's Role in Connecting Local and East Asian Seafood Trade between Tainan and Nagasaki, 1908-1922

Chiang Kuo-Yu



Gold, Silver, and Pepper: Commercial Entanglements at the VOC Trading Post in Taiwan

Chen Jung-Chen

10:45am
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12:15pm
Panel 16: Young Scholar Award Panel
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Wafa Ghermani
 

Empty Stages, Crowded Studios, Networked Bodies: 
ADAM’s Regional Perspectives on Contemporary Performance

Freda Fiala



Revisiting the Taiwanese Debate on “Civil Society” (1986-1987) or Outline of an Intellectual History of Taiwan’s Democratization

Chao-Hsuan Peng



Left Out? Centre-left political parties and the role of Taiwan in Australian and British foreign policy

Max Dixon



Beyond the Battlefields: Historical Agency and Military Spirit of Taiwanese Indigenous Soldiers during the Chinese Civil War

Megumi Hagiwara



World Literature and Queer Taiwan: Notes of a Desolate Man in Translation

Sheng Chiang

1:00pm
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3:15pm
Panel 18: Social Change and Policy in Taiwan: Gender, Housing, and Reproductive Rights
Location: Room 2.18
Chair: Isabelle Cockel
 

New Anticipatory Governance of Low Fertility Rates: IVF Subsidy, Pronatalism and Stratified Reproduction in Taiwan

Chia-Ling Wu



Navigating Energy Poverty in Taipei’s Homeless Community: Underclass’ Agency, Infrastructure, and Street-level Bureaucrats

Ke-hsien Huang



Counting on Women’s Courage to Come Forward: How Taiwanese Legislators Frame #MeToo in their Legal Reform against Sexual Violence

Natalie Lau, Shan-Jan Sarah Liu



Research on Housing Policy and Housing Culture Changes under Taiwan’s Special Circumstances.

Chenyu Lien



Queer Pilgrimage: Moving from Urban to Rural in Taiwanese Popular Religion

Jacob Friedemann Tischer



The Diasporic Queer Subject in Hebei Taipei

Tze-lan Sang