Yi‐Ming Yu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6556437 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yi‐Ming Yu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yi‐Ming |
| FAMILY NAME | Yu |
| SIGNATURE | YU Y M |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Defense University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8675-2611 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fear and voting preference: The 2024 Taiwan presidential election from an affective intelligence perspective
During the 2024 Taiwan presidential election, the Kuomintang sought to influence voters’ behaviour using a strategy centred on war-based fear – but this strategy did not bring about electoral victory. This study employs affective intelligence theory to examine the outcome of this election. Using a multinomial logistic regression, this study analyses the effects of war-threat perception, candidate security perception, and their interaction on voti…
Marginalization or risk aversion? Using big data to examine why women are found to be less corrupt in court judgments
Previous studies have argued that women are less corrupt because they are marginalized or because they are risk averse. However, because of the insidious and hidden nature of corruption, the subjects of theoretical reasoning in previous studies were individuals who were not involved in corruption. This produces a lack of observations and analyses of individuals who are actually corrupt. For this reason, the present study used text mining of Taiwa…
Development and Validation of a Military Integrity Attitude Scale
Comparing Moral Education Models at a Military Academy in Taiwan
Military ethics of Xunzi: Confucianism confronts war
Confucius and Mencius intentionally refrained from further discussing military actions because of their consistent belief of ethical governance, thus creating a theoretical gap. This study explores the military ethics in Confucianism by analyzing Xunzi. Xunzi transformed the negative attitude toward war promoted by Confucius and Mencius and argued that war does not contradict the values of humaneness and justice because people supporting these va…
Analyzing the Value Types and Factors That Influence Military Cadets in Taiwan to Determine the Appropriate Candidate
Previous studies have unanimously agreed that despite the challenges of postmodernism, militaries should not and cannot be governed using an occupational model. However, what the notion of the value type of a postmodern army is should be clarified. This study investigates the changing values of postmodern militaries caused by external economic factors. For this research, a questionnaire and long-term investigation method were adopted to collect 2…
Military ethics of Xunzi: Confucianism confronts war
Confucius and Mencius intentionally refrained from further discussing military actions because of their consistent belief of ethical governance, thus creating a theoretical gap. This study explores the military ethics in Confucianism by analyzing Xunzi. Xunzi transformed the negative attitude toward war promoted by Confucius and Mencius and argued that war does not contradict the values of humaneness and justice because people supporting these va…
Analyzing the Value Types and Factors That Influence Military Cadets in Taiwan to Determine the Appropriate Candidate
Previous studies have unanimously agreed that despite the challenges of postmodernism, militaries should not and cannot be governed using an occupational model. However, what the notion of the value type of a postmodern army is should be clarified. This study investigates the changing values of postmodern militaries caused by external economic factors. For this research, a questionnaire and long-term investigation method were adopted to collect 2…
Analyzing the Value Types and Factors That Influence Military Cadets in Taiwan to Determine the Appropriate Candidate
Previous studies have unanimously agreed that despite the challenges of postmodernism, militaries should not and cannot be governed using an occupational model. However, what the notion of the value type of a postmodern army is should be clarified. This study investigates the changing values of postmodern militaries caused by external economic factors. For this research, a questionnaire and long-term investigation method were adopted to collect 2…
Military ethics of Xunzi: Confucianism confronts war
Confucius and Mencius intentionally refrained from further discussing military actions because of their consistent belief of ethical governance, thus creating a theoretical gap. This study explores the military ethics in Confucianism by analyzing Xunzi. Xunzi transformed the negative attitude toward war promoted by Confucius and Mencius and argued that war does not contradict the values of humaneness and justice because people supporting these va…
Comparing Moral Education Models at a Military Academy in Taiwan
Development and Validation of a Military Integrity Attitude Scale
Marginalization or risk aversion? Using big data to examine why women are found to be less corrupt in court judgments
Previous studies have argued that women are less corrupt because they are marginalized or because they are risk averse. However, because of the insidious and hidden nature of corruption, the subjects of theoretical reasoning in previous studies were individuals who were not involved in corruption. This produces a lack of observations and analyses of individuals who are actually corrupt. For this reason, the present study used text mining of Taiwa…
Fear and voting preference: The 2024 Taiwan presidential election from an affective intelligence perspective
During the 2024 Taiwan presidential election, the Kuomintang sought to influence voters’ behaviour using a strategy centred on war-based fear – but this strategy did not bring about electoral victory. This study employs affective intelligence theory to examine the outcome of this election. Using a multinomial logistic regression, this study analyses the effects of war-threat perception, candidate security perception, and their interaction on voti…
Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Defense, Military, and Policy Studies (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Management (2 works)