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Taiwan Public Policy Program

Strengthening engagement between policymakers, practitioners, and scholars at Harvard, throughout the United States and Taiwan

As Taiwan increasingly finds itself at a crossroads within the Asia-Pacific region and the broader global community, the Taiwan Public Policy Program works to strengthen engagement between policymakers, practitioners, and scholars at Harvard, throughout the United States, and Taiwan. Through training programs, research, and public dialogue on topics ranging from economic security to competitiveness, trade, and clean energy cooperation, the Taiwan Public Policy Program continues to build important bridges between Cambridge and Taipei.

Semiconductors and Geopolitics

The Taiwan Public Policy Program hosted leading academics and experts focused on the semiconductor industry for a full-day symposium to discuss challenges and opportunities in this critical sector.

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Navigating Priorities – The U.S., Taiwan, and Implications for the Indo-Pacific
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Navigating Priorities – The U.S., Taiwan, and Implications for the Indo-Pacific

As a new administration takes shape in Washington, join us for a timely discussion exploring the complex dynamics shaping the Indo-Pacific region. We will examine critical questions facing U.S.-Taiwan relations, regional security architecture, and economic partnerships across the Indo-Pacific. The discussion addressed key policy challenges including defense cooperation, trade relationships, and technological partnerships.

Rajawali Semester in Review
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Rajawali Semester in Review

This past semester, the Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia engaged in conversations and research on topics ranging from Indonesia’s election to US-Taiwan relations with the goal of continuing to develop policy solutions to the region’s most pressing concerns.

Webinar: The Implications of Taiwan’s Presidential Election

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Webinar: The Implications of Taiwan’s Presidential Election

The Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia hosted a webinar on Taiwan’s recent presidential election, which earlier that month saw the Democratic Progressive Party’s Lai Ching-te capture the presidency.

Semiconductors and Geopolitics Symposium: The Future of the Global Semiconductor Industry
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Semiconductors and Geopolitics Symposium: The Future of the Global Semiconductor Industry

On Monday, September 11, 2023, the Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia at Harvard Kennedy School hosted leading academics and experts focused on the semiconductor industry for a full-day symposium to discuss challenges and opportunities in this critical sector.

Can the US Regain the Lead in the Microchip Race?
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Can the US Regain the Lead in the Microchip Race?

President Biden hopes the passage of the CHIPS Act will jumpstart American microchip production. But as Jason Hsu explains, subsidies will only go so far in the global competition to gain dominance in the semiconductor industry. 

Taiwan: A Risk Analysis Through the Lens of Hong Kong
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Policy Brief

Taiwan: A Risk Analysis Through the Lens of Hong Kong

This paper aims to provide an overall risk analysis of the Taiwan Strait situation by using Hong Kong’s experience over the past three decades as a point of comparison.