This research examines the interplay of tourism and political conflicts in the context of two
historically politically divided nations. Specifically, this research investigates the effect of …

This research examines how destination perceptions are socially constructed in the context
of international tourism. Building on social identity theory, this research proposes that the …

This study utilized generational cohort theory to enhance understanding of the motivation
and destination image of Mainland Chinese tourists visiting Taiwan (ie, cross-strait tourism) …

Since 1992, the percentage of Taiwanese identifying as “Taiwanese only” increased by
50%. The literature explains the increase by generation, democratization, and military threat …

Are Taiwanese voters polarized? By presenting four novel visualizations based on a factor
analysis of Taiwan National Security Surveys from 2002 to 2017, this article describes the …

Taiwan has been one of the most successful East Asian countries in transitioning from
authoritarian rule to liberal democracy. Using a wide range of survey data, this paper …

Since 2016, China has been conducting military flybys around Taiwan, while the US has
approved arms sales to Taiwan on several occasions and sent warplanes and battleships …

For decades, scholars have constructed various ways to measure Taiwanese public opinion
on the nation's future, the independence–unification (Tondu) question. While existing …

The Taiwan issue is one of the most intractable challenges for international security, as it
has the potential to trigger a great-power war between the United States and the People's …

China is accused of conducting disinformation campaigns on Taiwan's social media.
Existing studies on foreign interventions in democratic societies predict that such …