Digital Colonialism in Taiwan: The Crisis of Subjectivity under Dual Technological Violence from the U.S. and China

Article by He, Zixuan Abstract: In an age of accelerated global digitalization and intensifying geopolitical conflict—a conjuncture of “polycrisis”—colonialism reemerges as a digital spectre, haunting the world and materializing as the infiltration and control of sovereign nations by transnational technological power. Yet current discussions, often preoccupied with the influence of […]

Virtual Realities, Real Harms: Rethinking Violence in the Metaverse

Article by Rungrot Tatiyawongwiwat Abstract: In a world where interconnected crises, ranging from climate change and digital warfare to forced migration, reveal mounting human vulnerability, the concept of polycrisis captures the overlapping nature of today’s global risks. Within this context, the Metaverse has emerged as a new digital frontier offering […]

地緣政治與戰爭裡的暴力 | Violence in Geopolitics and War

Article by 黃郁媗 Yu-Hsuan Huang Abstract: In today’s international system shaped by intersecting polycrises, violence is no longer an incidental consequence of disorder but a strategic instrument and structural outcome of geopolitical power reconfiguration. Drawing on geopolitical analysis and realist international relations theory, this article argues that violence is embedded […]

從編戶齊民到避秦:數位時代的亞洲身分自主權發展 | From Households to Exiles: Tracing the Rise of Identity Autonomy in Asia’s Digital Age

Article by 黃彥霖 Yen-Lin (mashbean) Huang Abstract: This article analyzes the public administration tradition of “population registration and control” in East Asia and examines digital identity policies enacted by various Asian governments. It explores whether path dependence on centralized authority is manifest in cyberspace. The regulation of individuals’ freedom of […]