The European Association of Taiwan Studies (EATS) will hold its eighth Annual Conference on 12-14 May 2011 at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. The conference is co-organized by the University of Ljubljana and the European Association of Taiwan Studies (EATS).
More information: http://eats-taiwan.eu/annual-meeting-2
The deadline for applications for the ERCCT Fellowship 2011 has been extended to August 15th, 2010.
The ERCCT Fellowship 2011 will be granted by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China (Taiwan) beginning in January 2011 to a Ph.D. student of postdoctoral research fellow in one of the fields of Taiwanese politics and law, economics, society and cross-strait relations.
Applicants must be European doctoral students or European postdocs based at European or Taiwanese universities. A good command of Chinese Mandarin is essential for a successful application.
Closing date for applications is now August 15th. For further information on the Fellowship please refer to the ERCCT website or contact the ERCCT Managing Director, Mr. Stefan Braig.
The 16th Annual North American Taiwan Studies Conference
will take place:
June 18-20, 2010
University of California at Berkeley, USA
Dwinelle Hall
see http://www.na-tsa.org/new/
Call for Papers
Bilateral Conference
(Taiwan and Austria)
‘Justice and
Injustice Problems in Transitional Societies:
Taiwan and China’
2010.9.28-29
Political parties and
politicians have always attached high importance to “transitional
justice”. However, instead of being seen merely as a political tool,
issues of justice and injustice should be viewed from a broader perspective. Due
to its historical development and democratic transition, Taiwan has
long debated this subject. China’s political and economic rise has
also focused international attention on issues of fundamental human
rights in China thus necessitating more in-depth academic research in
this area. Austrian researchers have also focused on highlighting issues
of justice and injustice in a transitional society. This bilateral conference
will focus on theories, policies and practices related to justice and
injustice in Taiwan and China. We sincerely welcome all teachers, researchers
and graduate students to submit papers and hope, through holding this
conference, to stimulate greater bilateral academic exchange between
Taiwan and Austria.
Tel:
+886-2-2938-7876
Fax:
+886-2-29387412
Austria
University
of Vienna, Department of East Asian Studies
Dr.
Astrid Lipinsky
Email:
astrid.lipinsky@univie.ac.at
Bilateral
Conference (Taiwan and Austria)
‘Justice and
Injustice Problems in Transitional Societies:
Taiwan and China’
Contact information
and English abstract submission form
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Please
fill out the form and email to taiwan@nccu.edu.tw
Call for Papers: Bilateral Conference (Taiwan and Austria)
‘Justice and Injustice Problems in Transitional Societies:Taiwan and China’
Venue: NCCU, Taiwan (September 28-29, 2010)
Panels on the following themes will be offered:
Deadline for submission of abstract is 18th of June 2010
more info here
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) of the Republic of China (Taiwan) has recently set up a Taiwan Fellowship Progam to encourage the experts and scholars worldwide who are interested in Taiwan, cross-strait relations, mainland China, Asia Pacific, and Sinology to conduct research in Taiwan’s universities or research institites and promote academic exchanges. Please find attached Guidelines to the Program, Application Form and Terms of Agreement . I would appreciate it if you could help disseminate the information to your colleagues, research fellows and PhD candidates.
Please note that the application duration for this year will be from 1 May to 30 June and from 1 October to 15 November.
If you have any queries regarding this program please feel free to contact me.
Ezra Chen
Director, Administrative Division
Taipei Representative Office in the UK
50 Grosvenor Gardens
London SW1W 0EB
Tel: 0207 881 2666
Fax: 0207 730 3139
European Association of Taiwan Studies (EATS) in cooperation with other partners organizes Graduate Student workshop: “Historical Legacies of Taiwan Culture: A Cinematic Approach” on September 5-12, 2010. It is a one-week intensive seminar instructed by prominent European and Taiwanese scholars and aimed at graduate students studying at different universities in Europe. The emphasis of the workshop is on Taiwanese culture with a special focus on film, although the workshop will also deal with Taiwan history, ethnicities and multiculturalism, religion, the women’s movement, socio-linguistics and law. The aim of the workshop is to promote Taiwan Studies among Eastern and Western European graduate students from Chinese Studies and other fields and provide a methodological basis for their further research and study. The uniqueness of this project is the large number of prominent scholars it is able to gather to discuss Taiwan-related topics currently not available at the majority of European institutions.
Workshop description as PDF
Workshop program as PDF
The deadline for student registration is May 30, 2010. (email: tana.dluhosova@mail.muni.cz )
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
Archív Orientální/ Oriental Archive and European Association of Taiwan Studies announce a special issue:
Literature, History and Culture of Taiwan: Past and Present
guest-edited by: Táňa Dluhošová and Ann Heylen