《Scholar Column》 A Non-conventional View of U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan   Senior Associate, Center for Strategic & International Studies Assistant Professor, Institute of International Affairs & Strategic Studies,TamkangUniversity / Alexander Chieh-cheng Huang (2010/2/26) 《Scholar Column》 Taiwan Strait Security Under US-PRC Co-opetition   Professor, Graduate Institute of International Politics, National Chung Hsing University Director, Contemporary China Study Center / Ju, Ke-yi (2010/2/11) 《Scholar Column》 Current Development in Cross-Strait Relations   Associate Professor and Director, Graduate Institute of Political Science, National Taiwan Normal University  /  Fan, Shih-Ping(2010/2/6) 《Scholar Column》 International Factors of Taiwan Local Elections under Globalization   Director and Professor, Graduate Institute of Strategy and International Affairs, National Chung Cheng University  /  Soong, Hseik-wen (2010/2/4) 《Scholar Column》Time for the ARATS and the SEF to Consider Setting up Offices Across the Strait   Professor, Graduate Institute of Political Science, National Taiwan Normal University   /  Qu, Zhaoxian (2010/2/1) 《Master Column》 Leaders Must Be Prepared for Cross-Strait Political Talks  Professor, Department and Graduate School of Public Affairs, Ming Chuan University   /  Yang, Kai-huang (2010/2/22) 《Scholar Column》 Have Cross-Strait Negotiations Reached a Plateau?  Asistant Professor, Department of International Studies, Nanhua University   /  Dong-Ching Day(2010/1/29) 《Master Column》 U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan–Decision Best Made Swiftly and Directly   Director, Taiwan Study Center, National Chengchi University   /  Kao, Yuang-kuang (2010/1/26) 《Scholar Column》 Looking at Taiwan-U.S.-China Trilateral Relations through U.S.-Taiwan Arms Sales  Director and Professor, Graduate Institute of International Politics, National Chung Hsing University  /  Ming-Yen Tsai(2010/1/14) 《Scholar Column》 An Analysis of Retired Chinese Military Leaders' recent talks on the Establishment of Cross-Strait Military Confidence Building Measures   China Times Senior Reporter   /  Che, Le-yi (2009/12/23) 《Master Column》 The Political and Economic Implication of Guangdong's Promotion of a Local “Guangdong-Taiwan Experimental Economic Cooperation Zone”    Graduate Institute of East Asian Studies National Chengchi University /  Wei, Ai (2009/12/22) 《Seminar》 Retrospective and Prospective Views on the Cross-Strait Relations   (2010/01/07) 《Scholar Column》 G-2: An Option for China?  Assistant Professor, Department of Diplomacy, National Chengchi University  /  Yeh-chung Lu(2010/01/05) Updated：2010/3/1   Taiwan exports soar at record rate (BBC News) Export orders saw record rise last month (Taipei Times) Trade deal renegotiation unlikely: MAC (Taipei Times) Far EasTone apps could go to China (Taipei Times) Updated：2010/2/26   Updated：2009/07/03 　 　   　 2009 Peace Forum Seminars (VI) Retrospective and Prospective Views on the Cross-Strait Relations The Peace Forum gathers experts on cross-Strait relations to evaluate the performances and provide prospects on the future development of cross-Strait relations in this coming event. We cordially invite you to join discussion. Please click here to get detailed information. 　 Updated：2009/12/30 　 Updated：2009/06/30 　 　   　 2009 Peace Forum Seminars (IV) Obama's Asian Trip: The Impact on Cross-Strait Relationships U.S. President Obama begins his first Asia trip from November 11th to 19th; First stop will be Tokyo, then APEC Summit in Singapore. After the Summit, he will visit China and South Korea. It has been widely concerned that President Obama might reveal his Asia policy during the trip. Regarding issues like U.S -Japan Alliance, Sino-U.S. conflicts vs. cooperation, and the U.S. role in cross-Strait relations are highly related to Taiwan, Peace Forum will organize a seminar entitled “Obama's Asian Trip: The Impact on Cross-Strait Relationships ” on November 16th, 2009 from 13:00 to 15:00 at National Taiwan University Alumni Club. This seminar aims to provide observations and policy recommendations on the current Taipei-Washington-Beijing trilateral relations and development of cross-Strait relations. Please click here to get detailed information. 　 Updated：2009/11/17