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INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS - IIR (3) answer(s).
 
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Changing role of the institute of international relations in Ta: trajectories and dynamics / Kou, Chien Wen   Journal Article
Kou, Chien Wen Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract In the past six decades, Taiwan's China studies have undergone a gradual shift from a focus on policy analysis and political introduction to one that is centred on scholarly research with policy analysis as its secondary aim. During this process, the role of the IIT has shifted from that of a government think thank, monopolizing China studies and serving the top brass jointly with other state-dominated research units, to a competitor for academic achievement and policy influence in a pluralistic academic and political market.
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ID:   130615


Cold War origins of the Sino-American conference on Mainland Ch: an obscure legacy of Chen-tsai Wu in Trans-Pacific China studies / Chen, Titus C   Journal Article
Chen, Titus C Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract this article adopts a reflexive approach to investigate the history of the Sino-American Conference on mainland China (SACMC), the Cold War precursor of the Taiwan - US Conference on contemporary China (TUSCCC) organized and hosted by the institute of international relations (IIR) of the republic of China , the Cold war origins of the SACMC demonstrate the nation that power and knowledge- the practice of politics and theory of politics are asymmetrically and symbiotically co-constitute.
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Gathering scholars to defend the country: the institute of international relations before 1975 / Liu, Philip Hsiaopong   Journal Article
Liu, Philip Hsiaopong Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Throughout much of history the Institute a/'/international Relations /[IR] has been perceived as a Kuomintang think tank. Based an the perspective generated by personal contributions (before its formal establishment in 1975as part of National Chengchi University, the author tracer the IIR's foundations and key staff as far back as 1937 to argue that is was constructed during a national crisis because the state leader needed professional opinions that could be used strategically. Thus rather than considering the IIR as an organization subject to a political party. it should be regarded as on institution charged with gathering scholars to defend the country.
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