1998

Neo-Confucianism and Chinese History, 1100-1600

Harvard University

Learning-By-Others Doing and International R&D Spillovers for the Asian NIEs: If we know what an economic miracle is, we may be able to make one

Syracuse University

The Confucian Texts Excavated at Kuo-tien

University of California, Berkeley

Soochow Law School (1915-52) and the Modern Chinese Legal Profession

University of Hawaii, Manoa

Foundations of Chinese Economic Growth

University of Pittsburgh

Chinese Ideas of Political Order from the Neolithic Age to 221 B.C.E.

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Course entitled "South China, Taiwan and Hong Kong: Cockpit of Change"

Columbia University

Faculty Position in Chinese Philosophy at the University of Oklahoma

University of Oklahoma

The Prospect of China's Democratilzation

Association of Chinese Political Studies

Ritual and the Crisis of the Confucian World: An Interpretation of the Unoffical History of the Scholars

Columbia University

Popular Religion and Modernity in Contemporary Taiwan

Duke University

Taiwan's Present and Future Status and China's Use of Force Under International Law and the United States Policy of "Strategic Ambiguity"

Georgetown University

Chinese Technocrats: Their Social Origins, Ideological Attributes, and Political Behavior

Hamilton College

Wanderings: Locating the Subject in Traditional Chinese Poetry

Smith College

The Uses of Print in 16th and 17th-century China: A Study of Forms and Readerships

University of California, Santa Barbara

Identity, Textuality and Colonialism: Taiwanese Literature under the Japanese Occupation (1895 1945)

University of Colorado, Boulder

The Evolution of Contractual Relationships in Emerging Market --- A comparative study of Taiwanese and local firms in Mainland China

Duke University

The 1997-99 Economic Crises' Impact on U.S. Alliances in Northeast Asia: Implications for Taiwan's Security

Naval Postgraduate School

Organized Crime in Taiwan

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Determinants of Recidivism for Drug Offenders in Taiwan

Sam Houston State University