NTNU International Taiwan Studies Centre Podcast

Jan 07 2025 4 ep. 33 mins 5
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Our host, Josh, interviews academics from all around the world to discover how their research is contributing to the field of Taiwan Studies. Sign up to our quarterly Taiwan Studies Newsletter (https://lb.benchmarkemail.com//listbuilder/signupnew?IkfHTmyPVq8KcJyDatXVgf5pwVnAjsSINcQtT9sfMNTtO5iNRn8gS049TyW7spdJ)

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4: Professor, Explorer and Geographer, Dr. Niki Alsford discusses 'Taiwan as Ocean,' The Haenyeo Freedivers of Jeju Island and More!

Jan 07 2025 33 mins  
A small island state, or a big ocean state? Prof. Niki Alsford and podcast host, Josh, discuss the concepts of land and ocean, how islands in the pacific are seeing a gradual reframing from 'small island states' to 'big ocean states,' and what impact this has on Taiwan. They also discuss how scientific data and indigenous knowledge can be combined, particularly in the field of envi

3: Prof. Scott Simon Discusses the Inspiration Behind the Book 'Truly Human: Indigeneity and Indigenous Resurgence on Formosa' and More

Dec 02 2024 35 mins  
Professor Scott Simon introduces the inspiration behind his book 'Truly Human: Indigeneity and Indigenous Resurgence on Formosa,' while also discussing his latest research and its relevance to the field of Taiwan studies and beyond.

2: Prof. Mike Liu Discusses Japanese Colonial Medical Policy in Taiwan

Oct 20 2024 32 mins  
In this episode, Josh talks with Professor Michael Shi-Yung Liu from the University of Pittsburgh's History Department about some of the ways in which Japanese medical policy influenced Taiwan during the colonial period. Prof. Liu reveals some fascinating insights into how this unique moment in history has had long-term ramifications for people far beyond Taiwan, even into the pres

1: Prof. Ed Vickers Discusses the Many Representations of Zheng Cheng Gong (Koxinga)

Sep 13 2024 32 mins  
Professor Ed Vickers from Kyushu University discusses some of the many ways in which Zheng Cheng-Gong (Koxinga) is represented, remembered and celebrated on both sides of the Taiwan strait and in Japan. Ed is a Professor in Comparative Education in the Department of Education, Faculty of Human-Environment Studies at the University of Kyushu, Japan. He is also the Program Director