The Andrew J. Nathan Taiwan Lecture Series

Launched in fall 2025, the Andrew J. Nathan Taiwan Lecture Series is intended to foster a dynamic platform for lectures, workshops, and related programming on Taiwan. Covering a wide range of topics—including art, literature, history, economics, society, urban design, technology, engineering, public health, domestic politics, foreign policy, and Taiwan–U.S. relations—the series brings leading voices to campus and creates new opportunities for scholarship and engagement.

Taiwan Lecture Series Playlist

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Leveraging Resource Capacity: Asian Medical Resource Mobilization During COVID-19 (9/15/25)
Increasing Taiwan’s Resilience: Policy Options and Debates (11/5/25)
Social Policy Responses During COVID-19 in East Asia and Beyond from a Comparative Perspective (1/21/26)
A Trio of Books from Taiwan: Ocean, Ecology, and White Terror (2/11/26)
Feeling Political: Art as Public Sphere in the Cross-Strait Worlds (2/18/26)
Taiwan's Energy Security Dilemma (3/9/26)
One Boat, Many Islands: Indigeneity, Solidarity, and Resistance in Contemporary Taiwan (4/24/26)

All Past Lectures in the Series

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