Tony Tai-Ting Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4158592 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tony Tai-Ting Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tony Tai-Ting |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU T T |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Chung Hsing University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3328-3903 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Afghanistan and Its Neighbors after the Nato Withdrawal
This edited volume has been produced with the aim of analysing the potential security challenges in and around Afghanistan after NATO’s full retreat from the region in 2016. The volume begins with
Cross-Strait Relations and Regional Integration: A Review of the Ma Ying-jeou Era (2008–2016)
Despite the signing of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) between mainland China and Taiwan in 2010, Taiwan's future status in the field of Asian regional integration remains unclear. While Taiwan remains outside the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), China's rise and continued expansion in regional integration put increasing pressure on Taiwan to confront its political dif…
Teaching IR to the Global South: Some Reflections and Insights
The complexities of global politics in the new century have rendered traditional approaches of IR obsolete in many ways. This article attempts to point out the inadequacies of Western/US centric perspective of IR in interpreting current developments. This article argues that the teaching of IR in the globalized age should take into account different contexts and encompass more alternative concepts
Swords into ploughshares? China's Soft Power strategy in Southeast Asia and its challenges1
Since the 1990s, alongside China's economic growth, the international community has fostered a general anxiety towards a "China threat." In order to relieve itself from suspicion, China adopted the dual strategies of "harmonious worldview" and "good neighbor policy." The strategies led to the use of soft power in China's foreign policy. China aimed to reduce security concerns implied by the threat theory by supporting an image that caters to inte…
Whither East Asian Regionalism? China's Pragmatism and Community Building Rhetoric
Despite numerous published writings on China's regional role, the world still knows very little about Beijing's perception and strategy. This article seeks to make an intellectual contribution in understanding China's foreign policy and its efforts to participate in East Asian integration. This article argues that under the rhetoric of peaceful development and community building, China's foreign policy is pragmatic and changes with the tide of ev…
The Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership and its Implications for China's Role in East Asia Regional Integration
International relations have undergone major transformations since the end of the Cold War. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and retreat of communism, the rise of liberalism pushed the world towards temporary peace while facilitating the spread of global capitalism. The col-lapse of the iron curtain and developments in technology ushered in the age of globalization, in which states become highly interdependent, and ideological confrontation …
China's foreign policy in Southeast Asia: Harmonious worldview and its impact on good neighbor diplomacy
With its rapid rise after the Cold War, China regards a peaceful and stable global environment not only as a stabilizer for development, but also as an important foundation for the country to promote connection and integration with the international political-economic system (Hsu, 2007).On the one hand, China promotes the concept of a "harmonious worldview" to counter the the impression of a "China threat," on the other hand, China hopes to impro…
The Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership and its Implications for China's Role in East Asia Regional Integration
International relations have undergone major transformations since the end of the Cold War. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and retreat of communism, the rise of liberalism pushed the world towards temporary peace while facilitating the spread of global capitalism. The col-lapse of the iron curtain and developments in technology ushered in the age of globalization, in which states become highly interdependent, and ideological confrontation …
China's foreign policy in Southeast Asia: Harmonious worldview and its impact on good neighbor diplomacy
With its rapid rise after the Cold War, China regards a peaceful and stable global environment not only as a stabilizer for development, but also as an important foundation for the country to promote connection and integration with the international political-economic system (Hsu, 2007).On the one hand, China promotes the concept of a "harmonious worldview" to counter the the impression of a "China threat," on the other hand, China hopes to impro…
Teaching IR to the Global South: Some Reflections and Insights
The complexities of global politics in the new century have rendered traditional approaches of IR obsolete in many ways. This article attempts to point out the inadequacies of Western/US centric perspective of IR in interpreting current developments. This article argues that the teaching of IR in the globalized age should take into account different contexts and encompass more alternative concepts
Swords into ploughshares? China's Soft Power strategy in Southeast Asia and its challenges1
Since the 1990s, alongside China's economic growth, the international community has fostered a general anxiety towards a "China threat." In order to relieve itself from suspicion, China adopted the dual strategies of "harmonious worldview" and "good neighbor policy." The strategies led to the use of soft power in China's foreign policy. China aimed to reduce security concerns implied by the threat theory by supporting an image that caters to inte…
China's foreign policy in Southeast Asia: Harmonious worldview and its impact on good neighbor diplomacy
With its rapid rise after the Cold War, China regards a peaceful and stable global environment not only as a stabilizer for development, but also as an important foundation for the country to promote connection and integration with the international political-economic system (Hsu, 2007).On the one hand, China promotes the concept of a "harmonious worldview" to counter the the impression of a "China threat," on the other hand, China hopes to impro…
The Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership and its Implications for China's Role in East Asia Regional Integration
International relations have undergone major transformations since the end of the Cold War. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and retreat of communism, the rise of liberalism pushed the world towards temporary peace while facilitating the spread of global capitalism. The col-lapse of the iron curtain and developments in technology ushered in the age of globalization, in which states become highly interdependent, and ideological confrontation …
Whither East Asian Regionalism? China's Pragmatism and Community Building Rhetoric
Despite numerous published writings on China's regional role, the world still knows very little about Beijing's perception and strategy. This article seeks to make an intellectual contribution in understanding China's foreign policy and its efforts to participate in East Asian integration. This article argues that under the rhetoric of peaceful development and community building, China's foreign policy is pragmatic and changes with the tide of ev…
Swords into ploughshares? China's Soft Power strategy in Southeast Asia and its challenges1
Since the 1990s, alongside China's economic growth, the international community has fostered a general anxiety towards a "China threat." In order to relieve itself from suspicion, China adopted the dual strategies of "harmonious worldview" and "good neighbor policy." The strategies led to the use of soft power in China's foreign policy. China aimed to reduce security concerns implied by the threat theory by supporting an image that caters to inte…
Teaching IR to the Global South: Some Reflections and Insights
The complexities of global politics in the new century have rendered traditional approaches of IR obsolete in many ways. This article attempts to point out the inadequacies of Western/US centric perspective of IR in interpreting current developments. This article argues that the teaching of IR in the globalized age should take into account different contexts and encompass more alternative concepts
Cross-Strait Relations and Regional Integration: A Review of the Ma Ying-jeou Era (2008–2016)
Despite the signing of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) between mainland China and Taiwan in 2010, Taiwan's future status in the field of Asian regional integration remains unclear. While Taiwan remains outside the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), China's rise and continued expansion in regional integration put increasing pressure on Taiwan to confront its political dif…
Afghanistan and Its Neighbors after the Nato Withdrawal
This edited volume has been produced with the aim of analysing the potential security challenges in and around Afghanistan after NATO’s full retreat from the region in 2016. The volume begins with
Political science (7 works) · China (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economy (3 works) · Foreign policy (3 works) · Geography (3 works)