Conference Agenda
Session Overview |
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12:00pm - 1:00pm |
Registration |
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1:00pm - 1:20pm |
Welcome Location: Room 2.03 |
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1:20pm - 2:15pm |
Keynote: Julie Yu-Wen Chen: To Speak the Unspeakable: Can Taiwan Really Decolonise Its International Relations and Knowledge Production About China? Location: Room 2.03 To Speak the Unspeakable: Can Taiwan Really Decolonise Its International Relations and Knowledge Production About China? |
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2:15pm - 2:30pm |
Coffee Break 1 |
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2:30pm - 4:00pm |
Panel 01: TFD panel: Political, Economic and Security Dynamics in the Indo-Pacific Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Yeh-chung Lu Silicon Shield or Field? Public Opinion Evidence in Taiwan Democracy Aid in Crisis, Not Collapse: A First Cut at the Trump-Era Cuts and Their Consequences. Democracy, Trade and Security Partners in the Indo-Pacific |
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 A Win-Win Strategy: Leveraging Taiwan's Science Diplomacy with Indonesia under the New Southbound Policy Navigating Aspirations: Intra-Asian Student Mobility in Taiwan's Higher Education |
4:00pm - 4:15pm |
Coffee Break 2 |
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4:15pm - 5:45pm |
Panel 03: Between Pragmatism and Principles: The Evolving Ties Between Taiwan and CEE Countries Location: Room 2.03 Chair: David Broul (Un)like-minded partners – trade between Taiwan and Poland during the Cold War Defending Democratic Values amidst External Threats: Taiwan’s Determination and Solution Strategy from a Hungarian Perspective Raising Political Issues and Setting Media Agenda: a Case of Czech President Zeman's & Senate President Vystrčil's Relationship with China and Taiwan Taiwan and the Czech Republic´s Relationship Through the Lense of Its Soft Power Processes Slovakia-Taiwan Relations: Slovakia's Practicality-based Approach as a Model of Engagement with Taiwan |
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 “No Discussion, No Democracy”: Literary Practices of Taiwan’s Bluebird Movement Addictionocene, Interobjectivity, and the Pharmakon in Tao Lin’s Writing—Perspectives of Taiwanese American Literature Reflecting on and Looking forward to the Themes of Children’s Literature of Indo-Pacific Area Published by the Taiwanese Government 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 |
6:00pm - 6:50pm |
Tour: Olomouc Walking Tour |
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7:00pm - 10:00pm |
Conference Reception Parkány gardens
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9:00am - 10:30am |
Panel 05: Bridging Continents: Taiwan’s Evolving Role in European Diplomacy and Policy Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Kristina Kironska The visit of the German ambassador to Taiwan in 1910: A Digital Exploration of the Historical Process Taiwan's Role in German Policy Towards the Asia-Pacific Region European States and Taiwan in the Indo-Pacific: A Digital Humanities Analysis of National Strategies Taiwan’s Outbound Relations – Intensifying Diverse Cooperation Amid International Tensions |
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 Navigating with “Unclean Things” Archipelagically: Ghosts and Drifted Waste on the Beaches of Kinmen Migration as a Part of Modernization of Indigenous Communities in Taiwan Environmental Constructions Inherited from Textual Landscapes: Revisiting Taiwan Writing in Nieh Hua-ling's Mulberry and Peach |
10:30am - 10:45am |
Coffee Break 3 |
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10:45am - 12:15pm |
Panel 07: The Evolution of Language and Translation in Taiwan Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Corrado Neri Taiwanese Language Education and Literacy under Taiwan's Language Policy Trajectories of Working with Dutch Formosa Materials Our Memory in Your Language: Translating Indigenous Cultures in Taiwan’s Museums Digital Transformation in Translation Services: Taiwanese Language Professionals' Adoption of AI Technologies in the Context of Indo-Pacific Regional Integration Who Is “Seediq Bale”? Representation of Taiwan Indigenous Culture in the Film *Warriors of the Rainbow |
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 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 PRC’s Vision of the Global Rule of Law and Its Implications for Taiwan Role of Taiwan in Sustaining Global Supply Chain: The Significance of Malacca Strait |
12:15pm - 1:00pm |
Lunch 1: Book Launch |
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1:00pm - 2:30pm |
Panel 09: To Defend and Protect: Taiwan’s Strategic Role in the Indo-Pacific Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Alfred Gerstl Every Reproduction of Sovereignty in the Case of Civilian Defense Japan’s Indo-Pacific Grand Strategy and the ‘Taiwan Contingency’ An Indo-Pacific View of the Cross-Strait Tensions through a Japanese Media Prism Japan-Taiwan Relations in the 2010s and Beyond. Transformations and Limits of a Forbidden Relationship |
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 Tsai's Days at the Museum: Taiwan, Laos, "Nanyang" & Queer Regionalism 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' Parallelism and Paradox: Performance Experiment and Political Metaphor in the Experimental Opera Phaedra Navigating Censorship Routes: Taiwan’s Music Industry’s Path through Chinese Censorship |
2:30pm - 2:45pm |
Coffee Break 4 |
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2:45pm - 4:35pm |
Panel 11: From Poetry to Politics: Taiwanese Cinema in Historical and Transnational Contexts Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Wafa Ghermani Singing for Home or Sovereignty? Fei Xiang and the Geopolitical Framing of "Cloud of Hometown" Benshengren Abroad: Anxious Fantasies of Overseas Travel in Taiwanese-Language Cinema Film in Poetry: Cinematic Techniques in the Poetry of Hung Hung 鴻鴻 |
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 From Monitored Subjects to Resourceful Citizens? Experiences of Vietnamese Marriage Migrant Women and Their Children in Taiwan Immigrant Paradox or Immigrant Disadvantage? Educational Assortative Marriage and Intergenerational Educational Mobility in Taiwan Cultural Nationalism and Vietnamese Working Migration to Taiwan: Principles of Political Exclusion, Social Subjection, and Economic Exploitation The Ongoing Persistence of “Primordial Nationalism” in the Face of Cosmopolitan Futures Nikah Siri and temporality: Indonesian Migrant Workers’ Intimacy and Mobility in Taiwan |
4:35pm - 4:45pm |
Coffee Break 5 |
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4:45pm - 6:00pm |
EATS Annual General Meeting (EATS Members only Location: Room 2.31 |
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6:30pm - 9:30pm |
Conference Dinner Konvikt - Univerzitní 3, 779 00 Olomouc |
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9:00am - 10:30am |
Panel 13: From Colonial Encounters to Cold War Alliances: Taiwan’s Historical Trajectories Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Stefano Pelaggi How Self-determination Travelled to Taiwan: Lin Hsien-t'ang (1881-1956) and the Concept of Zijue The Overseas Branches of the Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement (1969-1975) When Empires Discover Forest: European Cartography and the Reconceptualization of Natural Resources in the Late Nineteenth Century Taiwan Unlikely Ally: Rethinking Taiwan-India Rapprochement in the 1960s Clan Associations and Cold War Politics: Taiwanese-Filipino Chinese Networks and Identity in Post-War Southeast Asia |
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 The Birth of Formosa Tea Industry, 1865-1870 Maximizing Profits: Tax Avoidance Strategies of Taiwanese Han Medicine Merchants (1895–1934) Interwoven Networks: Jinyuanyi Firm's Role in Connecting Local and East Asian Seafood Trade between Tainan and Nagasaki, 1908-1922 Gold, Silver, and Pepper: Commercial Entanglements at the VOC Trading Post in Taiwan |
10:30am - 10:45am |
Coffee Break 6 |
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10:45am - 12:15pm |
Panel 15: Chip Diplomacy and Beyond: Taiwan’s Geopolitical and Economic Maneuvering Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Rosalie Chen "Taiwan as an Important Player in US-China Tech Competition: How Influential is Chip Diplomacy in Taiwan’s Grand Strategy?" Taiwanization in the Semiconductor Industry Under the US-China Conflict Navigating Among (Rising) Middle Powers: Taiwan’s Three-Level Game. Behind the Silicon Shield of Sovereignty: Expectations and Hope in the Taiwanese Semiconductor Industry |
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 Revisiting the Taiwanese Debate on “Civil Society” (1986-1987) or Outline of an Intellectual History of Taiwan’s Democratization Left Out? Centre-left political parties and the role of Taiwan in Australian and British foreign policy Beyond the Battlefields: Historical Agency and Military Spirit of Taiwanese Indigenous Soldiers during the Chinese Civil War World Literature and Queer Taiwan: Notes of a Desolate Man in Translation |
12:15pm - 1:00pm |
Lunch 2 |
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1:00pm - 3:15pm |
Panel 17 (double panel): MA PANEL: Taiwan’s Cultural and Political Landscape Location: Room 2.03 Chair: Bi-yu Chang Taiwan’s LGBT Representation in Media and Film as a Soft Power Tool in the Indo-Pacific Constructing One-China: History and its Application in China's Taiwan Policy Foreign Policy as Veto Player Theory?: Taiwan Arms Purchases from the US “Do Clothes Matter?”: an Analysis of Tsai Ing-Wen as Taiwan’s First Female President through the Intersection of Fashion and Politics A Precursor to Marriage or Just a Bit of Fun? How Women’s Changing Views of Heterosexual Romantic Relationships Are Shaping Taiwan’s Society. Taiwanese Citizens Trapped in Southeast Asian Scam Centres: How the Government and Civil Society Have Varying Approaches to Helping Taiwanese Victims of Human Trafficking Overseas |
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 Navigating Energy Poverty in Taipei’s Homeless Community: Underclass’ Agency, Infrastructure, and Street-level Bureaucrats Counting on Women’s Courage to Come Forward: How Taiwanese Legislators Frame #MeToo in their Legal Reform against Sexual Violence Research on Housing Policy and Housing Culture Changes under Taiwan’s Special Circumstances. Queer Pilgrimage: Moving from Urban to Rural in Taiwanese Popular Religion The Diasporic Queer Subject in Hebei Taipei |
3:15pm - 3:45pm |
Coffee Break 7 |
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3:45pm - 4:15pm |
2025 YSA Presentation + Closing Location: Room 2.03 |