T.Y. Wang is Professor of Political Science
at Illinois State University. He received his B.A. in Public Administration
from National Chung-hsing
University, M.A. in Political Science
from National Taiwan University and his Ph.D. in Political Science
from State University of New York at Buffalo. He also received quantitative training at Inter‑University Consortium for Political
and Social Research, University
of Michigan. He was the Coordinator of the Conference Group of Taiwan Studies (CGOTS) of the
American Political Science Association and a visiting professor at Political Science Department,
National Chengchi University, Fall of 2005.
He is currently the co-editor of the Journal
of Asian and African Studies and the Director
of Unit for International Linkages, ISU Office of International Studies
and Programs.
Professor Wang’s research focuses on Taiwanese
national identity, cross-Strait relations, US
policy towards China and Taiwan
and research methodology. He has
published articles in such scholarly journals as the American Political Science
Review, Arab Studies Quarterly, Asian Survey, Cambridge
Review of International Affairs,
International Journal of Public Administration, International
Studies Quarterly, Issues and Studies, Journal of Asian and African
Studies, Journal of Peace Research, and Journal of Political and
Military Sociology. His most recent
publications include Quantitative
Analysis in Political Science (in Chinese) (Beijing: China Renmin
University Press, 2007), China After the
16th Party Congress: Prospects and Challenges (editor, 2005), Taiwan’s National Identity and
Democratization (guest editor, special Issue of the Journal of Asian and African Studies, v.40, no.1-2, 2005), “The Effects of Political Participation on
Political Efficacy,” Taiwanese
Political Science Review (in Chinese) (with Ching-Hsing Wang, 2007) and “Political Tolerance in a
Democracy under External Threats,” Political
Research Quarterly (with G. Andy Chang, 2006). His forthcoming boos and
articles are “The Rise of China and its Emerging Grand Strategy,” Journal of Asian and African Studies
(Special issue editor, forthcoming), “Democratic Commitment in Taiwan: An Analysis of Survey Data,” in
Philip Paolino and Jim Meernik (eds.) Democratization
in Taiwan: Challenges in Transformation (forthcoming) and “Political
Tolerance in Taiwan:
Democratic Elitism in a Polity under Threat.” Social Science Quarterly (with Lu-huei Chen).
Professor
Wang has received research grants from a variety of foundations, including the Chiang
Ching-kuo Foundation, the National Science Foundation, the Pacific Cultural
Foundation and the World Society Foundation.
He has been frequently invited to conduct lectures and present papers in
China, Japan, Germany,
Taiwan and the United States. Professor Wang is on the Advisory Board
of the Korean Association of Public Policy and the Editorial Board of the
Taiwanese Political Science Review and the
Journal of East Asian Studies.
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Curriculum Vita
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Research and Data on African Coups
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Research
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