In “Taiwan: home to more than just bubble tea and Din Tai Fung,” Assistant Professor James Lin and Jackson School Taiwan Studies Arts and Culture Director Ellen Y. Chang are both quoted.

James Lin is quoted in a March 27 New York Times article titled, “Taiwan’s Ex-President Heads to China in Historic and Closely Watched Visit.”

Assistant Professor James Lin is quoted in an article titled, “Why Chinese students are an increasingly rare sight in Taiwan” about impacts of the rising cross-strait tensions on Chinese students studying in Taiwan.

James Lin, assistant professor of international studies and Taiwan historian, is quoted in an article titled, “ ‘Kneel and apologize!’: 76 years after island-wide massacre, Taiwan continues to commemorate — and debate — the tragedy,” which was published on Feb. 28 in The World. Listen to the 4-minute audio broadcast version.

In a Feb. 22 Newsweek article titled, “Russian Rocket Crashes Back Into Russia After 42 Years,” Jackson School Professor Saadia Pekkanen, an expert on international relations in outer space, is quoted on the need “to be vigilant as civilian, commercial, and military activities heat up in space.”

Jackson School faculty Scott L. Montgomery is quoted on Afghanistan’s mineral wealth and references related research by the Jackson School’s Donald C. Hellmann Task Force Program, an undergraduate capstone course, in “Amid U.S.-China Resource Race, ISIS Makes Afghan Mines Hard to Reach for Xi” published on Feb. 16 by Newsweek. The Task Force cited was

James Lin, assistant professor of international studies and an expert on Taiwan, was quoted in “When Taiwan overthrew China,” an article by the China Project, a New York-based media outlet dedicated to reporting on China, on Taiwan’s historical February 28th Incident (1947).

Jackson School Faculty and China expert David Bachman gave an interview on February 16th about Falun Gong, a spiritual organization in China, and its founding of Shen Yun, the dance troupe that travels around the U.S. annually. Listen to the 16-minute interview here.

Oct 20, 2022 – Oct 22, 2023 By land and by sea, the premodern global world was deeply interconnected. This exhibition narrates a few of the many stories related to the Silk Roads and maritime routes, where innumerable transnational artistic traditions emerged. A monumental deerskin map provides a commanding view of Tainan, a port city

James Lin, assistant professor of international studies and an expert in Taiwan history, has authored an article titled “Taiwan’s History Shows Why We Need a Global Democratic Order,” that was published in Jacobin on Jan. 20, 2023.