InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Mar 26, 2020Taiwan is Moving Closer to the United StatesIs China’s shaping of Taiwan’s domestic political space an opportunity for the U.S.?
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Feb 14, 2020Be Vigilant: China Will Pit The Local Against The CenterChina’s strategy of using local governments to evade central government policy is coming soon to your state
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·May 1, 2019KMT Policy: it’s the Ma Years all over againA pro-China administration would be bad news for the US and its regional allies
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Feb 28, 2019U.S. “strategic ambiguity” towards Taiwan is No Longer SensibleIs it time for the US to make a public declaration of military support for Taiwan in case of invasion?A response icon2A response icon2
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Feb 14, 2019President Tsai Address Congress? Not Now, But ThanksSymbolic moves sure feel good, but substantive policy changes are what is neededA response icon1A response icon1
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Feb 3, 2019The Island Claims: Taiwan versus the ROCEntangling Taiwan in the ROC’s problematic claims hurts TaiwanA response icon1A response icon1
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Jan 27, 2019If China Occupies Taiwan…A military, strategic, and diplomatic disaster for the US and its allies
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Jan 17, 2019Contextualizing Xi’s “Taiwan” SpeechIt’s part of a campaign aimed primarily at his domestic audienceA response icon2A response icon2
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Jan 5, 20192019: Taiwan needs your helpThe KMT is resurgent, the DPP is split
InAmerican Citizens for Taiwan | 美臺會byMichael Turton·Dec 30, 2018Time for the US to Give President Tsai a HandDoes Washington really want a pro-China government in Taipei in 2020?A response icon1A response icon1