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Voting for Change? The Impact of Taiwan's Upcoming Elections
The Sigur Center for Asian Studies at the George Washington University will host a series of panels discussing Taiwan's upcoming elections.
Where
Lunch will be provided
After almost eight years of Ma Ying-jeou's presidency, Taiwan's voters will go to the polls in January to elect a new president and legislature. Regardless of the outcome of these elections, the results will have major implications for Taiwan's domestic politics and external relations. This event will feature presentations by leading experts on the factors influencing the election results and what they will mean for Taiwan's future.
More information, including the full agenda and list of panelists, can be found HERE.
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