Ping-Chao Lee
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4221001 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ping-Chao Lee |
| NOMBRES | Ping-Chao |
| APELLIDO | Lee |
| FIRMA | LEE P |
| AFILIACIONES | National Taichung University of Education |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8434-9861 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Witnessing the Rise and Fall
While international success in Japan, China, and South Korea is rooted in centralized national organizational governance, Taiwan followed a distinctive trajectory defined by private associations and market mechanisms. A historical analysis of artistic swimming in Taiwan from 1999 to 2024 is periodized into three pivotal stages. The nascent era (1999–2012) shows how foreign coaching catalyzed private actors to overcome systemic deficits in funding…
Where does physical education policy come from? An analysis of national policy creation in Taiwan
A Taiwanese Intersex Track and Field Athlete in the 1960s
Lily, a Taiwanese track and field athlete with an intersex condition who competed in the 1960s, was raised and identified as female from childhood. Her exceptional physical attributes and passion for competitive sports enabled her to break multiple national track and field records in Taiwan. Considered a strong contender for medals at the 1966 Asian Games in Bangkok, she was seen as a potential successor to Chi Cheng. However, when her intersex c…
Analysis of the Cancellation of the 2019 East Asian Youth Games in Taiwan
This study examines the unexpected cancellation of the 2019 East Asian Youth Games in Taichung, particularly with regard to the complex dynamics associated with the cross-strait political ideologies of Taiwan and China. It analyses the interactions among various issues, policies, and political currents that led to the cancellation of this event, highlighting the longstanding challenges associated with international sports participation in Taiwan …
A Seemingly Endless Debate? The Establishment of Golf Courses in Taiwan
This study examines the spatiotemporal background of golf course construction disputes in Taiwan and identifies the factors that have affected the policies regulating golf course construction. Our analysis covers three main periods: the one-party dictatorship (1981–1990), the period of continuous controversy (1991–1996), and the period of missed opportunities (1997–2022). Herein, we review official government documents to construct an analytical …
The Republic of China’s Naming Struggle in the Olympics (1949–1972)
This article examines Taiwan’s perspective on its participation in the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from 1949 to 1972, during which period the Republic of China (ROC) government came to Taiwan (1949) and Avery Brundage, an American, served as the IOC President (from 1952 to 1972). Although the international situation was relatively favourable for the ROC in Taiwan during this period, the country was asked to change the name of the Olympi…
Understanding match-fixing from the perspective of social capital
The present study aims to explore the social conditions and underlying mechanism of match-fixing, especially when it is not facilitated in a quid pro quo relationship. Analyzing scandals in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League, our research investigates how both individual agendas and organizational interests are served in match-fixing. Practically, the prerequisites and actors' rationales for their involvement in match-fixing are explai…
A New Starting Point
This study aims to identify and analyze the factors of the migration of Taiwanese professional baseball players after the 1997 match-fixing scandal. It focuses on the case of the migration of the ex-China Times Eagles players implicated in the scandal who represented the first wave of China-bound Taiwanese baseball players (2000–2005). Interviews and a document review were conducted to collect data for analysis and verification. The results show …
The Development of Chinese Martial Arts in Taiwan since 1949
In Taiwan, the historical development of traditional Chinese martial arts, or kuoshu and wushu as they are called today, has been quite diverse. This paper examines the development of Chinese martial arts from 1949 to 2017 in the context of Taiwan based on available historical evidence and in-depth interviews. The results show that there were three major historical periods in the development of Chinese martial arts. The foundation period was inau…
The Progression of Taiwanese Women’s Roles in Officiating Volleyball
As times have changed, women have attempted through various strategies to redefine their rights to attempt to break down gender stereotypes; this finding is particularly evident in women’s participation in politics and sport. The aim of this study is to investigate the issues that have hindered and those that have aided the advancement of women’s participation in the field of refereeing volleyball in Taiwan. The study takes the form of qualitativ…
An Evolution of the Migration of Taiwanese Female Basketball Players
This paper explores the migration of female basketball players from Taiwan to China. Governance theory is adopted as the framework in this study to analyze the phenomenon of players’ migration and to understand how it was shaped over the years. The empirical work draws on a qualitative approach, which is based on a review of documentary materials and semi-structured interviews; coding and analysis were undertaken with a content analysis approach …
The Chinese Government and the Globalization of Table Tennis
This study aims to explore the relationship between the Chinese government and the globalization of sport. The analysis looks at how the Chinese government has developed and managed its national sport, table tennis, as the sport became more and more globalized. This research developed a theoretical framework and an analytical tool based on Houlihan's model for analyzing ‘global reach and local response in sport’ and adopted a qualitative approach…
Does China Matter? Taiwan's Successful Bid to Host the 2017 Summer Universiade
This study seeks to identify and explain the key factors supporting the bid of Taiwan [Taipei] to host the 2017 Summer Universiade. In tackling this subject, this study employs content analysis to elucidate how and to what extent the issues associated with this successful bid are portrayed by investigating a collection of material, including nine interviews and a review of published and unpublished documentary materials derived from government re…
Guangzhou 2010
Taiwanese ‘sports stars’ have been receiving national media attention for over a decade. In particular, the so-called Honour of Taiwan has been especially celebrated: for the media they have epitomised the nation's strength, symbolised its self-belief and represented its self-assertion. This essay explores the Taiwanese media reaction to an incident at the Guangzhou Games involving the Taiwanese athlete ‘super-star’ Yang Shu-chun, which reveals a…
The Establishment of a Sports Lottery in Taiwan
This paper undertakes an analysis of a movement to establish a sports lottery in Taiwan that focuses on a specific set of debates during the developing process. Methodologically, this study uses a qualitative case-study approach, which was based on documentary material and interviews, to generate a framework by which to analyse governance of Taiwan's specific system. The article argues that actors who present various resources and interests have …
Political clientelism and professional baseball in Taiwan
This article examines the clientelistic relations which underpinned the activities of Taiwan's society in the field of the professional baseball system. It highlights the significance of political clientelism as a key characteristic of the strategic environment which provides political and business groups and individuals space to pursue their interests. The article concludes that the continued existence of political clientelism, which has survive…
Taiwan and the 2001 Baseball World Cup
National identity is one of the most contentious issues in Taiwan. This paper examines the relationship between the staging of the 2001 Baseball World Cup (BWC) and wider issues such as that of Taiwanese nationalism and broader sociopolitical values in Taiwan. It attempts to explain the impact on Taiwanese nationalism of hosting such a sports mega-event. The paper argues that baseball in general, and the 2001 BWC in particular, was a political ve…
Sport as a medium of national resistance
This paper examines the manner in which the Japanese colonial government influenced the development of baseball in Taiwan during the period from 1895 to 1945. The paper seeks to explain the role that baseball played in the divided society of this period. It argues that baseball was a political vehicle used by the Japanese colonial government to promote social integration and it evaluates the responses of the Taiwanese to baseball utilized for thi…
Sport as a medium of national resistance
This paper examines the manner in which the Japanese colonial government influenced the development of baseball in Taiwan during the period from 1895 to 1945. The paper seeks to explain the role that baseball played in the divided society of this period. It argues that baseball was a political vehicle used by the Japanese colonial government to promote social integration and it evaluates the responses of the Taiwanese to baseball utilized for thi…
Understanding match-fixing from the perspective of social capital
The present study aims to explore the social conditions and underlying mechanism of match-fixing, especially when it is not facilitated in a quid pro quo relationship. Analyzing scandals in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League, our research investigates how both individual agendas and organizational interests are served in match-fixing. Practically, the prerequisites and actors' rationales for their involvement in match-fixing are explai…
The Chinese Government and the Globalization of Table Tennis
This study aims to explore the relationship between the Chinese government and the globalization of sport. The analysis looks at how the Chinese government has developed and managed its national sport, table tennis, as the sport became more and more globalized. This research developed a theoretical framework and an analytical tool based on Houlihan's model for analyzing ‘global reach and local response in sport’ and adopted a qualitative approach…
The Establishment of a Sports Lottery in Taiwan
This paper undertakes an analysis of a movement to establish a sports lottery in Taiwan that focuses on a specific set of debates during the developing process. Methodologically, this study uses a qualitative case-study approach, which was based on documentary material and interviews, to generate a framework by which to analyse governance of Taiwan's specific system. The article argues that actors who present various resources and interests have …
Taiwan and the 2001 Baseball World Cup
National identity is one of the most contentious issues in Taiwan. This paper examines the relationship between the staging of the 2001 Baseball World Cup (BWC) and wider issues such as that of Taiwanese nationalism and broader sociopolitical values in Taiwan. It attempts to explain the impact on Taiwanese nationalism of hosting such a sports mega-event. The paper argues that baseball in general, and the 2001 BWC in particular, was a political ve…
A New Starting Point
This study aims to identify and analyze the factors of the migration of Taiwanese professional baseball players after the 1997 match-fixing scandal. It focuses on the case of the migration of the ex-China Times Eagles players implicated in the scandal who represented the first wave of China-bound Taiwanese baseball players (2000–2005). Interviews and a document review were conducted to collect data for analysis and verification. The results show …
The Progression of Taiwanese Women’s Roles in Officiating Volleyball
As times have changed, women have attempted through various strategies to redefine their rights to attempt to break down gender stereotypes; this finding is particularly evident in women’s participation in politics and sport. The aim of this study is to investigate the issues that have hindered and those that have aided the advancement of women’s participation in the field of refereeing volleyball in Taiwan. The study takes the form of qualitativ…
Does China Matter? Taiwan's Successful Bid to Host the 2017 Summer Universiade
This study seeks to identify and explain the key factors supporting the bid of Taiwan [Taipei] to host the 2017 Summer Universiade. In tackling this subject, this study employs content analysis to elucidate how and to what extent the issues associated with this successful bid are portrayed by investigating a collection of material, including nine interviews and a review of published and unpublished documentary materials derived from government re…
Political clientelism and professional baseball in Taiwan
This article examines the clientelistic relations which underpinned the activities of Taiwan's society in the field of the professional baseball system. It highlights the significance of political clientelism as a key characteristic of the strategic environment which provides political and business groups and individuals space to pursue their interests. The article concludes that the continued existence of political clientelism, which has survive…
Sport as a medium of national resistance
This paper examines the manner in which the Japanese colonial government influenced the development of baseball in Taiwan during the period from 1895 to 1945. The paper seeks to explain the role that baseball played in the divided society of this period. It argues that baseball was a political vehicle used by the Japanese colonial government to promote social integration and it evaluates the responses of the Taiwanese to baseball utilized for thi…
Taiwan and the 2001 Baseball World Cup
National identity is one of the most contentious issues in Taiwan. This paper examines the relationship between the staging of the 2001 Baseball World Cup (BWC) and wider issues such as that of Taiwanese nationalism and broader sociopolitical values in Taiwan. It attempts to explain the impact on Taiwanese nationalism of hosting such a sports mega-event. The paper argues that baseball in general, and the 2001 BWC in particular, was a political ve…
The Establishment of a Sports Lottery in Taiwan
This paper undertakes an analysis of a movement to establish a sports lottery in Taiwan that focuses on a specific set of debates during the developing process. Methodologically, this study uses a qualitative case-study approach, which was based on documentary material and interviews, to generate a framework by which to analyse governance of Taiwan's specific system. The article argues that actors who present various resources and interests have …
Political clientelism and professional baseball in Taiwan
This article examines the clientelistic relations which underpinned the activities of Taiwan's society in the field of the professional baseball system. It highlights the significance of political clientelism as a key characteristic of the strategic environment which provides political and business groups and individuals space to pursue their interests. The article concludes that the continued existence of political clientelism, which has survive…
Guangzhou 2010
Taiwanese ‘sports stars’ have been receiving national media attention for over a decade. In particular, the so-called Honour of Taiwan has been especially celebrated: for the media they have epitomised the nation's strength, symbolised its self-belief and represented its self-assertion. This essay explores the Taiwanese media reaction to an incident at the Guangzhou Games involving the Taiwanese athlete ‘super-star’ Yang Shu-chun, which reveals a…
The Chinese Government and the Globalization of Table Tennis
This study aims to explore the relationship between the Chinese government and the globalization of sport. The analysis looks at how the Chinese government has developed and managed its national sport, table tennis, as the sport became more and more globalized. This research developed a theoretical framework and an analytical tool based on Houlihan's model for analyzing ‘global reach and local response in sport’ and adopted a qualitative approach…
Does China Matter? Taiwan's Successful Bid to Host the 2017 Summer Universiade
This study seeks to identify and explain the key factors supporting the bid of Taiwan [Taipei] to host the 2017 Summer Universiade. In tackling this subject, this study employs content analysis to elucidate how and to what extent the issues associated with this successful bid are portrayed by investigating a collection of material, including nine interviews and a review of published and unpublished documentary materials derived from government re…
An Evolution of the Migration of Taiwanese Female Basketball Players
This paper explores the migration of female basketball players from Taiwan to China. Governance theory is adopted as the framework in this study to analyze the phenomenon of players’ migration and to understand how it was shaped over the years. The empirical work draws on a qualitative approach, which is based on a review of documentary materials and semi-structured interviews; coding and analysis were undertaken with a content analysis approach …
The Development of Chinese Martial Arts in Taiwan since 1949
In Taiwan, the historical development of traditional Chinese martial arts, or kuoshu and wushu as they are called today, has been quite diverse. This paper examines the development of Chinese martial arts from 1949 to 2017 in the context of Taiwan based on available historical evidence and in-depth interviews. The results show that there were three major historical periods in the development of Chinese martial arts. The foundation period was inau…
The Progression of Taiwanese Women’s Roles in Officiating Volleyball
As times have changed, women have attempted through various strategies to redefine their rights to attempt to break down gender stereotypes; this finding is particularly evident in women’s participation in politics and sport. The aim of this study is to investigate the issues that have hindered and those that have aided the advancement of women’s participation in the field of refereeing volleyball in Taiwan. The study takes the form of qualitativ…
A New Starting Point
This study aims to identify and analyze the factors of the migration of Taiwanese professional baseball players after the 1997 match-fixing scandal. It focuses on the case of the migration of the ex-China Times Eagles players implicated in the scandal who represented the first wave of China-bound Taiwanese baseball players (2000–2005). Interviews and a document review were conducted to collect data for analysis and verification. The results show …
Understanding match-fixing from the perspective of social capital
The present study aims to explore the social conditions and underlying mechanism of match-fixing, especially when it is not facilitated in a quid pro quo relationship. Analyzing scandals in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League, our research investigates how both individual agendas and organizational interests are served in match-fixing. Practically, the prerequisites and actors' rationales for their involvement in match-fixing are explai…
The Republic of China’s Naming Struggle in the Olympics (1949–1972)
This article examines Taiwan’s perspective on its participation in the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from 1949 to 1972, during which period the Republic of China (ROC) government came to Taiwan (1949) and Avery Brundage, an American, served as the IOC President (from 1952 to 1972). Although the international situation was relatively favourable for the ROC in Taiwan during this period, the country was asked to change the name of the Olympi…
A Seemingly Endless Debate? The Establishment of Golf Courses in Taiwan
This study examines the spatiotemporal background of golf course construction disputes in Taiwan and identifies the factors that have affected the policies regulating golf course construction. Our analysis covers three main periods: the one-party dictatorship (1981–1990), the period of continuous controversy (1991–1996), and the period of missed opportunities (1997–2022). Herein, we review official government documents to construct an analytical …
Analysis of the Cancellation of the 2019 East Asian Youth Games in Taiwan
This study examines the unexpected cancellation of the 2019 East Asian Youth Games in Taichung, particularly with regard to the complex dynamics associated with the cross-strait political ideologies of Taiwan and China. It analyses the interactions among various issues, policies, and political currents that led to the cancellation of this event, highlighting the longstanding challenges associated with international sports participation in Taiwan …
Witnessing the Rise and Fall
While international success in Japan, China, and South Korea is rooted in centralized national organizational governance, Taiwan followed a distinctive trajectory defined by private associations and market mechanisms. A historical analysis of artistic swimming in Taiwan from 1999 to 2024 is periodized into three pivotal stages. The nascent era (1999–2012) shows how foreign coaching catalyzed private actors to overcome systemic deficits in funding…
Where does physical education policy come from? An analysis of national policy creation in Taiwan
A Taiwanese Intersex Track and Field Athlete in the 1960s
Lily, a Taiwanese track and field athlete with an intersex condition who competed in the 1960s, was raised and identified as female from childhood. Her exceptional physical attributes and passion for competitive sports enabled her to break multiple national track and field records in Taiwan. Considered a strong contender for medals at the 1966 Asian Games in Bangkok, she was seen as a potential successor to Chi Cheng. However, when her intersex c…
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