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CURRICULUM VITAE :  MR. CHU-CHENG MING

Professor

Department of Political Science

National Taiwan University (NTU)

21 Hsu-chou Road (02) 2391-8756 (o)

Taipei, Taiwan,  R.O.C.  100                        (02) 2341-6169 (o)

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EDUCATION

Ph. D. in Political Science, University of Notre Dame, U.S.A., 1986

B.A. , Dept. of Political Science, National Taiwan University, 1975

POSITIONS HELD ( Selective )

Academic:

Chairman, Department of Political Science, NTU, 1999-2003

President, Chinese Association of Political Science, (Taipei) 2001-2004

Adjunct Researcher, Institute of International Relations,

National Cheng-chi University, 1988-1996

Others:

Adjunct Researcher, Foundation for National Policy Research,

2000 - date

Adviser, The Chinese Eurasia Foundation, Sep. 1, 2005 – Aug. 31, 2008

Member, Advisory Committee, Mainland Affairs Council, ROC,

1999-2002

Member, Special Advisory Group to the PRESIDENT of the Republic of China (Taiwan) on Cross-Taiwan Strait Affairs, ROC, 2000-2001

Member, Advisory Committee, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ROC,

1999-2001

RESEARCH INTERESTS

(1) PRC’s Reforms and Its Impacts Upon Socio-political Change

(2) Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations

(3) Asian Security

(4) International Relations

(5) ROC’s Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy

SELECTIVE PUBLICATIONS

(1) Major Power Politics in the Post-Cold War Era:  

A Structural-Realist Approach, ( a forthcoming book,  

publisher to be determined )

(2) “Theories of International System and Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations,” chapter contributed to the book, CONTENDING APPROACHES TO CROSS-STRAIT RELATIONS, eds. By Tzong-ho Bau and Yu-shan Wu, (Taipei, Wu-nan Publishing Co.:2009.)

(3)   “The US’s Global Strategy in the Post-Cold War Period: A Neo-Realist View,” May 22, 2005, paper presented at the Conference on The World, Region and State Regimes Under the Trend of Globalization, jointly sponsored by Department of Politics and Law, Kaosiung University, Foundation for Taiwan’s Democracy, and Foundation for the Research of National Policy, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC.

(4)   “The PRC’s Diplomatic Strategy for the 21^st Century,” book chapter contributed to 21^ST CENTURY CHINA: GLOBALIZATION AND CHINA’S DEVELOPMENT, ed. By Song Kuo-cheng, ( 2003, 2^nd edition, Taipei: Institute for International Research, National Cheng-chi University)

(5) “Global Governnance: Trend and Limitations,” chapter contributed to the book NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, eds. by Wu Ying-ming and Lin de-chang, (2001, Taipei: Shang-ting Publishing Co.)

(6) “Hong Kong’s Role in the Future Cross-Taiwan Strait Relations,”  October 22, 1998, paper presented at the Conference on Hong Kong’s Meaning to 21^st Century Chinese: An Observation from Human and Social Sciences Perspectives, jointly sponsored by the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Chinese Social Sciences Academy, Beijing, October 22-24, 1998, Hong Kong.

(7) “Centripetal Competition and the Development of ROC’s Party Politics,” May, 1998, THEORY AND POLICY Monthly (Foundation for National Development Research, Taipei, Taiwan.)

RELATED ACTIVITIES:

(1)   offers more than 30 training sessions to government officials annually;

(2)   offers more than 20 public lectures to business community annually;

(3)   frequently interviewed by Taiwanese and international  TV stations, newspapers and radio stations.