Article by Katarzyna Szpargala Abstract: Recently, there has been a growth in debates about environmental challenges and protection. Globally, not only environmental organizations but individuals are using the internet to promote eco-friendly solutions, to spread information and re-shape debates about environmental challenges, and to take actions to prevent environmental degradation. […]
Article by Aubrey Kandelila Fanani Abstract: Dialita (meaning ‘Over Fifty Years Old’) is an Indonesian women’s choir made up of former political prisoners from the Indonesian Communist purge of 1965. The group was formed in 2011, with all members being above fifty years of age. More than five decades later, […]
Article by Hanna Hlynenko Abstract: This paper presents a literature review of the phenomenon of self-organized non-profit environmental organizations formed and operating under authoritarian rule. It provides a brief analysis of environmental non-governmental organizations’ (ENGOs) political influences and democratic potential, distinguishing it among other types of non-governmental organizations, due to […]
Article by Hanh T. L. Nguyen Abstract: Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love (2000) is a melancholy melodrama that tells the story of two neighbours, Chow Mo-wan (Tony Leung) and Su Li-zhen (Maggie Cheung), whose husband and wife are having an affair with each other. As Chow and Su […]
Article by Lungani Hlongwa Abstract: The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a near-global project introduced by the Chinese government in 2013. It aims to facilitate trade and economic relations between China and much of the world, primarily through the construction of infrastructure. As the BRI continues to expand, it […]
Video Essay by Muhammad Irfan Abstract: This video essay examines the underground music community among Indonesian migrant workers in Taiwan. I believe this underground music not only provides leisure for workers who enjoy this genre during their free time, but it also helps them integrate with the local scene and […]
Zone Expropriation, “Land Value Increment to the Public”, and the Social Common Capital Theory: A Preliminary Analysis of the Taoyuan Aerotropolis Project Article by 李齊 QI LI The Taoyuan Aerotropolis Project has been the largest urban land expropriation project in Taiwan in recent years. More than 8,000 households, around 20,000 […]
Economic Migration and Economic symbiosis: The case of High Mountain Tea Industry in Leye Village, Alishan Township[1] Article by 陳瑤玲 CHEN,YAO-LIN Taiwan’s alpine tea plantation is prevalent in central and southern Taiwan (especially in Nantou County and Chiayi County), most of which are located on the land of the aborigines. […]
