Associate Dean, School of Arts and Sciences, and Professor of Political Science, University of Richmond

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1 VINCENT WEI-CHENG WANG School of Arts and Sciences Dean s Office University of Richmond Richmond, VA Phone: (804) Fax: (804) vwang@richmond.edu CURRENT POSITION Associate Dean, School of Arts and Sciences, and Professor of Political Science, University of Richmond ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS Associate Dean, School of Arts and Sciences (A&S), University of Richmond, January 2012-present The School of Arts and Sciences is the largest academic unit within the University of Richmond: 22 departments; 11 programs; 265 FT continuing faculty (225 tenure-stream; 40 faculty of practice); 55 staff. All of UR s 3,000+ undergraduate students begin their course work in A&S. After one full year of study, students may decide to pursue majors in the other undergraduate schools, though 70 percent of students choose to remain in A&S. As Associate Dean, my duties and projects include: Managing the undergraduate research program (budget overseen $538,000), developing policies, creating opportunities for students, promoting undergraduate research on and off campus Managing the faculty research program (budget overseen $529,000), developing policies, creating opportunities for faculty, promoting faculty research on and off campus Serving as the program manager for Arts and Sciences Student Summer Fellowships program at the UR Summer Fellowship Steering Committee Negotiating and making offers to new tenure-track faculty with authorization by the dean Hiring of term (full-time visiting) faculty (budget overseen $947,280)(around each year) Hiring of adjunct (part-time) faculty (budget overseen: $648,670): around 140 units each year Approving directors travel and travel exception funds (budget overseen: $405,000) Serving as liaison to International Education; Career Service; Admissions; Information Service Serving as a member and Vice Chair, Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Subjects Responsible for department chair training, evaluation, and election Participating in annual faculty reviews Administering faculty midcourse reviews Administering academic program reviews (APR): facilitating the search for common intellectual questions (and their improvement) across programs, rather than the old-fashioned assessment. Designed the Program-Based Budgeting (PBB) process for A&S, contributing to shared governance by helping establish Dean s Advisory Council (DAC) and a fairer and more rational resource allocation system. Designed the Teaching Assignment Projection (TAP) project for A&S, providing an easy-to-understand multi-purpose tool that serves as a capacity audit, a class schedule, and a contingent faculty forecast. Completed the Contingent Faculty Reform Initiative (CFRI) for the School, improved the compensation for contingent faculty (25% pay raise for adjunct faculty), reduced reliance on chronic term hires, and offered department chairs more tools all done in a budget-neutral manner. Serving as a member of the University of Richmond Summer Fellowship Task Force Executing various assigned tasks, such as Dean s Advisory Council, faculty annual evaluations, serving as Acting Chair of Department of Latin American and Iberian Studies (twice) and grade changes Staff supervision and development: one administrative coordinator Chair, Department of Political Science, University of Richmond, Managed the daily operations of one of the largest departments in the university with seventeen tenure-stream faculty, several visiting faculty, and over one hundred majors 1

2 Represented the department within and outside the university Recruited nine tenure-stream faculty and presided over a period of growth of the department Oversaw an annual operational budget of $22,000 Responsible for faculty evaluations: annual reviews, midcourse reviews, and tenure and promotion Responsible for faculty mentoring and development Class scheduling Student advising Staff supervision and development: one administrative coordinator Coordinator, International Studies Program, University of Richmond, Managed the daily operations of one of the largest majors in the School with over 150 majors and an faculty advisory committee consisting of fourteen faculty members Represented the program within and outside the university Class scheduling Student advising Oversaw an annual operational budget of $450 Newsweek names the University of Richmond One of the 25 Hottest Schools in America -- hottest school for international studies Director, Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University (Taipei, Taiwan), 2011 (position offered but declined) IIR is one of the most important research centers and think tanks on China, Taiwan, and East Asia, with forty researchers with terminal degrees, thirty professional staff, graduate students, sponsoring several academic journals in English, Chinese, and Japanese and several international conferences each year. ACADEMIC POSITIONS Professor of Political Science, University of Richmond, 2010-present Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Research Institute Asia Program (Philadelphia), 2010-present Visiting Professor and Visiting Researcher, National Chengchi University (Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.), spring 2010 Associate Professor of Political Science and International Studies, University of Richmond, Visiting Research Fellow, National University of Singapore, East Asian Institute, summer 2007 Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Richmond, Visiting Associate Professor, National Sun Yat-sen University (Kaohsiung, Taiwan, R.O.C.), spring 2003 Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Richmond, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Miami (Coral Gables, Florida), Instructor of Political Science, University of Miami, Affiliated Research Fellow, Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, Affiliated Associate Research Fellow, Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, Lecturer, North Park University (Chicago, Illinois), , 1991,

3 Instructor, DePaul University (Chicago, Illinois), 1992 Visiting Professor, El Colégio de México (Mexico City, Mexico): summer 1991 Visiting Fellow, Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University (Seoul, Korea), summer 1990 Research Assistant, University of Chicago, 1990 Instructor, Roosevelt University (Chicago, Illinois), 1990 Teaching Assistant, Johns Hopkins University, SAIS, Spring 1986 Research Assistant, Johns Hopkins University, SAIS Research Assistant, U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Intelligence and Research (Washington, DC), 1985 LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AND IMPORTANT PROFESSIONAL AND PUBLIC SERVICE President, International Studies Association-South, 1 January President, American Association for Chinese Studies (AACS), 1 January December 2014 Commissioner, Overseas Chinese Affairs Council (Taiwan, R.O.C.), 1 January 2012-present Managing Director, Grassroots Diplomacy Council, Taiwan Benevolent Association of America, August 2012-present Program Chair and Vice President, International Studies Association-South, 2014 Vice President, American Association for Chinese Studies, Program Chair, 53 rd annual meeting of the AACS, 2011 Local Host, 49th annual meeting of American Association of Chinese Studies, 5-7 October 2007 Member, Board of Director, American Association of Chinese Studies, 2003-present Coordinator, Conference Group on Taiwan Studies (CGOTS), American Political Science Association, Deputy Coordinator, CGOTS, Member, Editorial Board, Asia Policy (National Bureau of Asian Research), present Member, International Editorial Board, Issues and Studies: An International Quarterly on China, Taiwan, and East Asian Affairs (Institute of International Relations), present INTERNATIONALIZATION ENDEAVORS / ACCOMPLISHMENTS AT UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND Served as Co-chair with Dr. Uliana Gabara and completed the Internationalization Strategic Plan, Served as Coordinator of the International Studies Program, (the program requires each major to have a significant international experience often meaning study abroad) Helped establish partnership agreements with National Chengchi University (Taiwan), Kaisai Gaidai (Japan), and Science Po (France). Explored institutional partnerships in China and Singapore Explored possibility for pre-med students to study abroad in Scotland Invited and hosted international visiting scholars from Taiwan, China, India, and Japan Led the Faculty Seminar to China, Tibet, and Taiwan, 2007 Participated in the Faculty Seminar to India (1998) and South Africa (2000) Pioneered Alternative Spring Break and led fourteen students to Taipei, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, 2005 Serving on the Carole Weinstein International Center Steering Committee, 2012-present 3

4 Serving on the Committee on International Education, , 2012-present Revised teaching and expanded research as a result of participation in faculty seminars Capitalized an opportunity to give lectures in the United Kingdom in 2011 to refresh professional contacts with Oxford University and London School of Economics Used a 2008 Weinstein Grant to complete the research and then publish an article on Indian perspectives on the rise of China, which led to an invitation to present at a conference sponsored by the prestigious Indian think tank, Institute for Defense Studies and Analysis in 2011 Leveraged a 2006 faculty research grant to conduct field research in China to establish relationships with leading universities (Fudan, Jiaotong, East China Normal) and think tanks Participated in the faculty search in International Studies, Political Science, History, Geography, Sociology and Anthropology, Modern Literatures and Cultures that contribute to campus internationalization Participated in the selection of international University of Richmond Scholars Promoted the University by visiting high schools in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China EDUCATION Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1995 (Political Science) Dissertation: High Technology and Development Strategies in East Asia and Latin America M.A. with distinction, Johns Hopkins University, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, 1986 (International Relations, Asian Studies (China), and International Economics) B.A. magna cum laude, National Taiwan University, 1982 (Political Science) PUBLICATIONS Articles in Refereed Journals: 1. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The U.S. Asia Rebalancing and the Taiwan Strait Rapprochement, Orbis: A Journal of World Affairs, 59(3)(Summer 2015): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Eagle Eyes the Dragon and the Elephant: American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, Asian Politics & Policy, 7(3)(July 2015): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, In Memoriam: Natale H. Bellocchi, American Journal of Chinese Studies 22(1)(April 2015): iii-iv [commissioned article] 4. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Taiwan s Policy toward the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands Dispute and the Implications for the US, Education About Asia (Association of Asian Studies) 19(2)(Fall 2014): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Chindia or Rivalry? Rising China, Rising India, and Contending Perspectives on India-China Relations, Asian Perspective, vol. 35 (2011): [SSCI] 6. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, China s Myanmar Dilemma : Strategic Drivers and Diplomatic Constraints, The Journal of International Relations, no. 31 (January 2011): (in Chinese) 7. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Indian Perspectives on the Rise of China: Geopolitical, Geoeconomic, and Geocivilizational Paradigms, Tamkang Journal of International Affairs, vol. 13, no. 1 (July 2009), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Respond to China s Rise and Engage Taiwan, Asia Policy, no. 7 (January 2009), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Impact of Taiwan s 2008 Elections on Cross-Strait Relations: A Game- Theoretical Analysis, Asian Perspective, vol. 32, no. 2 (Summer 2008): [SSCI] 10. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Will Taiwan Contemplate a Nuclear Option? Security Imperatives and Normative Transformation, Tamkang Journal of International Affairs, vol. 11, no. 4 (April 2008): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Chinese Military and the Taiwan Issue : How China Assesses Its Security Environment, Southeast Review of Asian Studies, vol.29 (2007): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Chinese Military and the Taiwan Issue : How China Assesses Its Security Environment, Tamkang Journal of International Affairs, vol. 10, no. 4 (April 2007), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, China s Economic Statecraft Toward Southeast Asia: Free Trade Agreement and 4

5 Peaceful Rise, American Journal of Chinese Studies, vol. 13, no. 1 (April 2006): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang and Samuel C.Y. Ku, Transitional Justice and Prospect of Democratic Consolidation in Taiwan: Democracy and Justice in Newly Democratized Countries, Journal of National Development Studies, vol. 4, no. 2 (July 2005): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The U.S.-Japanese Alliance Redefined: Implications for Security in the Taiwan Strait, Tamkang Journal of International Affairs, vol. 9, no. 2 (October 2005): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang and Da-chi Liao, Refunctionalizing a Frayed American China-Taiwan Policy: Incrementalism or Paradigmatic Shift? Tamkang Journal of International Affairs, vol. 8, no. 2 (October 2004): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, How Chen Shui-bian Won: The 2004 Taiwan Presidential Election and Its Implications, Journal of International Security Affairs, no. 7 (summer 2004): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, President Chen Shui-bian s Mainland China Policy: Normalizing or Electioneering the Cross-Strait Impasse? Cross-Strait and International Affairs Quarterly, vol. 1, no. 3 (July 2004): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, U.S. Policy Toward Strategic Asia Since September 11: Expanding Power or Promoting Values? Issues & Studies: An International Quarterly on China, Taiwan, and East Asian Affairs 39(4)(December 2003): [SSCI] 20. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, China s Information Warfare Discourse: Implications for Asymmetric Conflict in the Taiwan Strait, Issues & Studies: An International Quarterly on China, Taiwan, and East Asian Affairs 39(2)(June 2003), pp [SSCI] 21. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang and Gwendolyn Stamper, Asymmetric War? Implications For China s Information Warfare Strategies, American Asian Review XX(4)(Winter 2002): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Chen Shui-Bian Administration s Mainland Policy: Toward a Modus Vivendi or Continued Stalemate? American Asian Review XX(3)(Fall 2002): pp Tun-jen Cheng and Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Between Convergence and Collision: Whither Cross-Strait Relations? Cambridge Review of International Affairs XIV(2)(April 2001): [with Tun-jen Cheng] 24. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Whither (or Wither?) the Developmental State: Globalization and the Asian Financial Crisis, Pacific Focus XV(2)(Fall 2000): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang and Brantly Womack, "Twentieth-Century Chinese Politics and Western Political Science," (English translation of Professor Tang Tsou's address in Chinese at Peking University) PS (Washington, D.C.: American Political Science Association) XX(2)(Spring 1987): [SSCI] 26. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Rethinking U.S.-Taiwan Relations After the Cold War: Creative Ambiguity vs. Assertive Democratization," American Asian Review 14(3)(Fall 1996): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Does Democratization Enhance or Reduce Taiwan's Security? A Democratic-Peace Inquiry," Asian Affairs 23(1)(Spring 1996): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Developing the Information Industry in Taiwan: Entrepreneurial State, Guerrilla Capitalists, and Accommodative Technologists," Pacific Affairs 68(4)(Winter 1995/96): [SSCI] 29. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Models of High Technology Development in East Asian and Latin American NICs," Pacific Focus IX(2)(Fall 1994): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "How Can Taiwan Enter the United Nations? History, Issues, and Approaches," Issues and Studies: A Journal of Chinese Studies and International Affairs 30(10)(October 1994): [SSCI] 31. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "High-tech Paths and Economic Development: Comparing NICs' Accommodative and Assertive Strategies," Chinese Political Science Review 22(June 1994): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "From the Thirteenth to the Fourteenth Party Congress: Promises and Challenges of the PRC's Economic Reform, the ROC's Political Democratization, and China's National Reintegration," American Asian Review X(3)(Fall 1992): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "The Road to the White House: The Major Stages of the U.S. Presidential Elections," America Monthly (Taipei, Taiwan: Institute of International Relations) 76(August 1992): (in Chinese) 34. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Science and Technology Development and U.S. Competitiveness: Foreign Participation in U.S. Basic Research," America Monthly 63(July 1991): (in Chinese) 35. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Peace Through Strength and Prosperity in Deficits: Prospect for the Bush Administration," America Monthly 33(January 1989): 4-12 (in Chinese) 36. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "U.S. Presidential Elections and Economic Cycles," America Monthly 27(July 1988): 4-12 (in Chinese) 37. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Professor Michel Oksenberg on China's Thirteenth Party Congress and Taiwan's Political Democratization -- An Interview," America Monthly 21(January 1988): (in Chinese) 38. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "U.S.-Taiwan Cigarettes, Beer and Wine-Trade Negotiation: A Study of Collective 5

6 Action, Public Goods and Game Theory," America Monthly 12(April 1987): (in Chinese) Book Reviews: 1. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Book Review on Cooperation and Conflict in the Taiwan Strait? By Ralph N. Clough (Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 1999), in The Journal of Asian Studies 59(1)(February 2000): [SSCI] 2. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Book Review on Beyond the Developmental State: East Asia's Political Economies Reconsidered, edited by Steve Chan, Cal Clark, and Danny Lam (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998), in American Political Science Review 93(4)(December 1999): [SSCI] Book Chapters (* refereed): 1. Chyungly Lee and Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, ASEAN and Recent Tensions in the South China Sea, in Szushen Ho and Kuan-hsiung Wang, eds., A Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Prospects for Peace in the South and East China Seas (Taipei: Prospect Foundation, 2014), Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Financial Crisis and Asia s Changing Balance of Power, in Benjamin J. Cohen and Eric Chiu, eds., Power in a Changing World Economy: Lessons from East Asia (London: Routledge, 2013), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Commentary: The Eight Dimensions of a Cross-Strait Peace Agreement, in Chungsen Lin and Shu-fan Ding, eds., The Conference on the Twentieth Anniversary of the 1992 Consensus Proceedings (Taipei: the Strait Exchange Foundation and Institute of International Relations, 2012), pp (in Chinese) 4. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Rise of China, the Rise of India, and the Changing Geopolitics of Asia: Contending Perspectives on India-China Relations, in Ali Ahmed, Jagannath P. Panda, and Prashant Kumar Singh, eds., Towards A New Asian Order (New Delhi: Institute for Defense Studies and Analysis, 2012), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Taiwan Relations Act: Enduring Framework or Accidental Success, in Cal Clark, ed., The Changing Dynamics of the Relations Among China, Taiwan, and the United States (New Castle Upon Tyne, Britain, 2011), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Evolution of the Institutional Structure of Taipei s Mainland Policy Making Since the 1980s, in Kevin G. Cai, ed., Cross-Taiwan Straits Relations Since 1979: Policy Adjustment and Institutional Change Across the Straits (Singapore: World Scientific, 2011), pp *Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Taiwan: Conventional Deterrence, Soft Power, and the Nuclear Option, in Muthiah Alagappa, ed., The Long Shadow: Nuclear Weapons and Security in 21st Century Asia (Stanford, Calif: Stanford University Press, 2008), pp *Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Taiwan s Participation in International Organizations, in Edward Friedman, ed., China s Rise, Taiwan s Dilemmas, and International Peace (London and New York: Routledge, 2006), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Logic of China-ASEAN FTA: Economic Statecraft of Peaceful Ascendancy, in Khai Leung Ho and Samuel Ku, eds., Southeast Asia and China: Global Changes and Regional Challenges (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2005), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, September 11 and U.S. Relations with Asia: Change and Continuity, in American Policy in Asia Pacific Region After 9-11, ed. Dachi Liao (Kaohsiung, Taiwan: Sun Yat-sen America Center, National Sun Yat-sen University, 2002), pp *Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Globalization and the Developmental State: Reflections on the Asian Financial Crisis, in Robert W. Compton, ed., Transforming East Asian Domestic and International Politics: The Impact of Economy and Globalization (Ashgate, 2002), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Bill Clinton's Three Noes and Taiwan's Future," in Winston L. Yang and Deborah Brown, eds., Across the Taiwan Strait: Exchanges, Conflicts, and Negotiations (Jamaica, NY: St. John's University Center of Asian Studies 1999), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "How Can Taiwan Enter the United Nations? Implications of the ROC s Quest for International Recognition" in Phylis Lan Lin and David Decker, eds., China in Transition: Selected Essays (Indianapolis, IN: University of Indianapolis Press, 1997), pp *Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "All Dressed Up But Not Invited to the Party: Can Taiwan Join the United Nations Now the Cold War Is Over?" in The International Status of Taiwan in the New World Order: Legal and Political 6

7 Considerations, ed. Jean-Marie Henckaerts (London, the Hague, and Boston: Kluwer Law International, 1996): Publications in Non-refereed Journals and Working Papers: 1. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Cross-Strait relations after the Sunflower movement, China Policy Institute Blog (University of Nottingham, U.K.) (26 September 2014) 2. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, China-ASEAN Free Trade Area: A Chinese Monroe Doctrine or Peaceful Rise, China Brief, volume IX, issue 17 (August 20, 2009), pp Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, A Modus Vivendi for Taiwan s International Space Under the Ma Ying-jeou Administration? A Functional-Competence Model for Taiwan s Participation in International Organizations, The One-dot Center Occasional Papers Series in International Governance, Regimes, and Globalization, Graduate School of International Affairs, Ming-chuan University, No. 2 (April 2009): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Taiwan Relations Act at Thirty: Enduring Framework or Accidental Success? Taiwan Review (April 2009): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Logic of China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement: Economic Statecraft of Peaceful Rise, ICS Working Paper, no (February 2009), Institute of China Studies, University of Malaya 6. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, A New Model for Taiwan's Participation in International Organizations: Functional Competency in a Globalized World, Working Papers in Taiwan Studies (American Political Science Association Conference Group on Taiwan Studies), no. 63 (2008), 7. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, How Contending Identities and Party Politics Shape Taiwan s External Policy, East Asian Institute Background Brief, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore, No. 350 (20 September 2007): i-ii & Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Contending Identities, Party Politics, and Taiwan s National Security, in Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Asia Program Special Report 138 (September 2007): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The New Dawn of Strategic Asia: U.S. Policy Toward the Asia-Pacific Since September 11, RIES (Research Institute for European and American Studies) Research Paper, no. 91 (October 2003): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, and Samuel C. Y. Ku, Learning Democracy: Citizen Attitudes Toward Electoral Democracy In Taiwan, CGOTS Working Papers in Taiwan Studies 56 (September 2003): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, The Mini-Three Links: Prelude to the Big Three Links and Cross-Strait Dialogue? January 2003, a five-page paper written for and published by a subscription-based daily news and analysis service that serves a small group of clients on a proprietary basis 12. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "China, Taiwan, and the U.S.: Tug of War," University of Richmond Magazine 62(1)(Fall 1999): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Taiwan: Not the Next Hong Kong," in After Hong Kong: Wither Taiwan?, compiled by Government Information Office, Republic of China, pp (Taipei: Government Information Office, Republic of China, June 1998)(originally published in The Journal of Commerce [23 June 1997]: 7A) 14. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Taiwan-Hong Kong-PRC-United States: The New Quadrille," The Heritage Foundation Lectures 600 (July 31, 1997): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Harnessing High Technology Policy with Development Strategies: Political Economy of Taiwan's Information Industry," Working Papers in Taiwan Studies (APSA Conference Group on Taiwan Studies) 13(February 1996): Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Roads to the U.N. for Taiwan: History, Issues, and Approaches," Proceedings of the 5th Annual Meeting, Chinese-American Scholars Association of Florida, June 1994: Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Models of Development Strategies in East Asia and Latin America: Rethinking Conventional Wisdom," Chinese Ethos Monthly 112(April 1990): 6-10 (in Chinese) 18. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "The Impact of the Opening of the Berlin Wall on European Balance of Power and its Implications to the Mainland-Taiwan Relations: A Political Realist Perspective," Chinese Ethos Monthly 108(December 1989): (in Chinese) 19. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, A Comparative Study of Political Development in China and Taiwan in the Past Year and the Future Prospect. Special Issue of The Chinese Ethos Monthly 84(December 1987): 1-32 (in Chinese) 20. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, Appendices C, D, and O (translation) in Environmental Law and Policy in the People's Republic of China, edited by Lester Ross and Mitchell A. Silk (New York: Quorum Books, 1987) 21. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "A Critique of Oriental Despotism -- With Emphasis on the Indian State Formation," 7

8 Free Chinese Monthly (Boston, M.A.) 185(May 1987): (in Chinese) 22. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "Booming China-Taiwan Trade: Economic Benefits and Political Implications," Washington Forum (Washington, D.C.) 69(October 1986): (in Chinese) 23. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "A Study of the Issue of Indirect Trade in the Taiwan Strait," China Spring (New York) (July 1986): (in Chinese) 24. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "A Study of the Political Attitudes of the Youth in the People's Republic of China," Free Chinese Monthly 173(May 1986): 8-11 ; 174(June 1986): 9-12 (in Chinese) 25. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "A Critical Appraisal of Nixon-Kissinger's Five-Power World -- With Emphasis on the Assumptions Underlying the 'China Pole,'" Washington Forum 65(October 1985): (in Chinese) 26. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "The Earth Cannot Be Reborn But Be Reconstructed -- A Study on the North-South Confrontation and the Cancún Summit Conference," Student Government News (Taipei, Taiwan: National Taiwan University Student Government), No.116 (9 November 1981) (in Chinese) 27. Vincent Wei-cheng Wang, "The Role and Performance of the Military in the Process of Modernization in Developing Countries," Political Science Review (Taipei, Taiwan: National Taiwan University, Department of Political Science) 25 (May 1981) (in Chinese) Op-ed and Letters to the Editor: 170 op-ed articles, letters to the editor published in New York Times, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Financial Times, The Indian Express, International Herald Tribune, Christian Science Monitor, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Washington Times, The Indian Express, Journal of Commerce, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Providence Journal, Tulsa World, Far Eastern Economic Review, Asiaweek, Taipei Times, Taiwan Journal, etc. RESEARCH GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND ACADEMIC HONORS 1. The University of Richmond, Faculty Research Committee, research grant, 2011, The Ministry of Science and Technology (formerly National Science Council, Taiwan), Visiting Professor Fellowships, December 2012, February July 2010; Visiting Associate Professor Fellowship, February July The University of Richmond, Faculty Research Committee, summer fellowship, The University of Richmond, C. Weinstein International Grant, summer The University of Richmond, Arts and Sciences Research Committee, summer fellowship, Ministry of Education (Taiwan), International Scholar Research Grant, summer The University of Richmond, Faculty-Student Collaborative Grant, The University of Richmond, Faculty Research Committee, summer fellowship, The University of Richmond, Program on Enhancing Teaching Effectiveness (PETE), course development grant, summer The University of Richmond, Faculty Research Committee, research grant, The University of Richmond, Faculty Research Committee, summer fellowship, The University of Richmond, Asian Studies Committee, course development grant, The University of Richmond, Asian Studies Committee, course development grant, The University of Miami, School of Business Administration, faculty summer research grant, 1995, The University of Michigan, Center for Chinese Studies, Asia Library Travel Grant, The Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation, Dissertation Fellowship, The United Daily Cultural Foundation, Dissertation Fellowship, The University of Chicago, Center for East Asian Studies, Dissertation Fellowship, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Research Fellowship, Seoul, Korea, Summer The University of Chicago Council for Advanced Studies on Peace and International Cooperation, MacArthur Scholarship, Asia-Pacific Educational Fund, Research Grant, The American Political Science Association Advanced Foreign Graduate Student Travel Grant, The University of Chicago Century Fellowship, The Christian A. Herter Award, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University, awarded to student with top G.P.A. in the graduating class, SAIS Fellowship, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University, partial tuition waiver, Book Coupon Awards, National Taiwan University, awarded to the top 5% students in the class, five semesters, 8

9 Diplomacy Scholarship, R.O.C. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1980 and Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Thoughts Scholarship, R.O.C. Ministry of Education, 1979 CONFERENCE PAPERS AND PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS 1. Taiwan s Quest for Greater Participation in the International Community: Retrospect and Prospect, paper delivered at the Second World Congress of Taiwan Studies, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, June 18-20, The U.S. Asia Rebalancing and the Taiwan Strait Rapprochement, paper delivered at the 56th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, February 18-21, 2015, New Orleans, Louisiana. 3. Taiwan Matters: Global Powerhouse, Overlooked Partner, lecture given to Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, New York, at Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York, 15 January 2015 ( 4. The U.S. Rebalancing to Asia and Cross-Strait Relations, presentation at the Conference on Strategic Rebalancing and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Assessing U.S. Security and Trade Policy Toward Asia Under Obama, Foreign Policy Research Institute and Wilson Center Asia Program, Washington, DC, 30 October The Pivot Strategy and Cross-Strait Relations, paper presented at the Conference on Democratic Governance, Cross-Strait Security and Prosperity, Taiwan and Asia Program, College of William and Mary, Washington, DC, October Taiwan Relations Act at 35: Enduring Framework or Singular Triumph? paper presented at the 56 th annual meeting of the American Association for Chinese Studies, George Washington University, Washington, DC, October The United States Rebalancing to Asia and Taiwan s Geo-economic Place in the Pacific, paper presented at the conference on Taiwan and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Prospects and Challenges for Trade Diplomacy, Center for Asian Studies, University of South Carolina, September The U.S. Pivot to Asia and Evolving China-Taiwan Relations, paper delivered at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, August 28-31, Domestic Political Implications of the Sunflower Movement, invited presentation at the Conference on Taiwan s Sunflower Movement: a New Political Landscape, the Project 2049 Institute and the Formosan Association for Public Affairs, Washington, DC, 27 June Asian Regional Economic Integration and U.S.-Taiwan Relations, invited lecture, Chinese American Professional Association, Washington, DC, 7 June Recent Trends in Cross-Strait Relations, testimony at the Hearing, Recent Developments in China s Relations with Taiwan and North Korea, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (5 June 2014), Washington, DC, 5 June Cross-Strait Economic Integration: Risks, Opportunities, and Implications, testimony and written material before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission hearing on Recent Developments in China s Relations with Taiwan and North Korea, Washington, DC, 5 June U.S. Pivot to Asia and Evolving China-Taiwan Relations, paper presented at the Southeast Conference Association for Asian Studies 53 rd Annual Meeting, Duke University, Durham, NC, January Cross-Strait Relations and U.S. Pivot to Asia, paper presented (via Skype) at the conference on Conflicts and Peace in a Changing World, ROC Association of International Relations, Taipei, Taiwan, 7 December U.S. Strategic Pivot to Asia and Evolving Taiwan-China Relations, paper presented at annual meeting of the International Studies Association-South, Queens University, Charlotte, NC, October The Narrow Path to Economic Reform? A One-Year Assessment Since the 18 th Party Congress, presentation at the 54 th annual meeting of the American Association for Chinese Studies, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, October U.S.-China Relations and U.S. Policy, talk given at the conference on The Great Divergence? Economic Integration and Political Conflict in Asia, Foreign Policy Research Institute and Reserve Officers Association, Washington, DC, 8 October U.S. Pivot to Asia, Taiwan, and Cross-Strait Relations, lecture given at National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 11 June 2013; Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, 20 June The East China Sea and South China Sea Disputes: Prospects for Regional Security and U.S.-China Relations, panel presentation, Foreign Policy Research Institute and Reserve Office Association, Washington, DC, 23 April 9

10 The East and South China Seas Disputes: U.S. Perspectives, panel presentation, Culture Center, Taipei Economic and Culture Office, San Francisco, CA, 6 April The Eagle Eyes the Dragon and the Elephant: American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, paper presented at the 54th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, San Francisco, CA, 3-6 April Maritime Disputes in East Asia: U.S. Perspectives, keynote speech delivered at conference on Crisis, Change, and Development of the Asia-Pacific Region, National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 15 March Financial Crisis, Presidential Election, and Asia s Changing Balance of Power, paper presented at the International Conference on Asian-American Relations After the 2012 Presidential Election, Graduate Institute of Asian Studies, Tamkang University, Taipei, Taiwan, 14 March American Perspectives on Maritime Disputes in East Asia, keynote speech delivered at the International Conference on Asian-American Relations After the 2012 Presidential Election, Graduate Institute of Asian Studies, Tamkang University, Taipei, Taiwan, 14 March American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, lecture given at Tamkang University, Taipei, Taiwan, 13 March Utilities and Limits of Ambiguity in the Future of Cross-Strait Relations, presentation at the conference, Opportunity in Ambiguity: Issues in Taiwan s International Relations, Sigur Center for Asian Studies, George Washington University, 1 March Shoring Up US-Taiwan Relations, presentation at The Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC, 8 February A Modus Vivendi for Taiwan s International Space? Toward a Sui Generis Functional Competence Model, invited lecture, National Taiwan University, Taipei, 11 December The Eagle Eyes the Dragon and the Elephant: American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, invited lecture, National Taiwan University, Taipei, 10 December China s New Leaders: Implications for Foreign Policy and U.S.-China Relations, panelist, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Philadelphia, 19 November The Eight Dimensions of a Cross-Strait Peace Agreement, presentation at the conference on The Twentieth Anniversary of the 1992 Consensus, the Strait Exchange Foundation and the Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan, 9 November American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, paper presented at the 2012 International Conference on Asia-Pacific Studies, Institute of China and Asia-Pacific Studies, National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 9-10 November American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, paper presented Paper presented at the 54th Annual Conference, American Association for Chinese Studies, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, October Envisioning a Peace Accord Across the Taiwan Strait? Prospect and Feasibility, paper presented at International Security Studies Section / International Studies Arms Control Conference, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, 4-6 October Envisioning a Peace Accord Across the Taiwan Strait? Prospect and Feasibility, paper presented at the conference on Taiwan: National and Regional Security, the 20 th annual Taiwan conference, University of South Carolina, Columbia, 7-9 September Challenges to U.S. Security Commitment to Taiwan Under the TRA, paper presented at the International Conference on US Arms Sales to Taiwan: A Policy at a Crossroads, Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica, Taipei, 2-3 August The 2012 American Elections and U.S.-China Relations, presentation at Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 28 June A Modus Vivendi for Taiwan s International Space? Globalization, Functional Competence, and Cross-Strait Reconciliation, paper presented at Shanghai Jiaotong University, China, 25 June The 2008 International Financial Crisis and the Changing Political Economy of Power in East Asia, paper presented at the 2012 Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, San Diego, 1-4 April Taiwan and Asian Regionalization: How Important is the Cross-Strait Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA)? paper presented at the 2012 Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, San Diego, 1-4 April The 2008 International Financial Crisis and the Changing Political Economy of Power in East Asia, paper presented at the conference, Power in a Changing World Economy: Lessons from Emerging Asia, University 10

11 of California, Santa Barbara, March American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, paper presented at the 85 annual meeting of the Virginia Social Science Association, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, 24 March Taiwan's Presidential and Legislative Election: Implications for Cross-Strait Relations, U.S. Policy and Domestic Politics, panelist, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Philadelphia, 20 January Taiwan Election 2012: Outcomes and Implications for US-Taiwan-China Ties, panelist, University of Southern California, U.S.-China Institute, 20 January American Perspectives on the Rise of China and the Rise of India, paper presented at the international conference, Rise of China and India: Impact on Asia Pacific, National Chung Hsing University, Taichung, Taiwan, 9-10 December Taiwan and Asian Regional Integration: How Important is the Cross-Strait Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA)? paper presented at the annual meeting of the Taiwanese Political Science Association, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan, November Taiwan s Post-ECFA Regional Strategies and Impact on U.S.-Taiwan-China Relations, paper presented at the International Conference on the Prospects and Challenge for China s Twelfth Five-Year Plan ( ), National Cheng-kung University, Tainan, Taiwan, October Taiwan s Post-ECFA Regional Strategies: Implications for Cross-Strait Relations, paper presented at ECFA: A New Regional Paradigm, annual Taiwan conference, University of South Carolina, Columbia, October Taiwan s Bid for International Organizations: Current Participation and Objectives for the Future, paper presented at the 53rd Annual Conference of the American Association for Chinese Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, October The 2008 International Financial Crisis and the Changing Political Economy of Power in East Asia, paper presented at the conference, Power in a Changing World Economy: Lessons from Emerging Asia, National Chengchi University, Taipei, July A Modus Vivendi for Taiwan s International Space? A Functional-Competence Model for Taiwan s Participation in International Organizations, invited lecture, School of Oriental and African Studies, 9 March A Modus Vivendi for Taiwan s International Space? A Functional-Competence Model for Taiwan s Participation in International Organizations, invited lecture, Oxford University, 8 March The Rise of China, the Rise of India, and the Changing Geopolitics of Asia: Contending Perspectives on India- China Relations, paper presented at the Asian Security Conference, Institute for Defense Studies and Analysis, New Delhi, India, February Taiwan s Nuclear Behavior: Security Imperatives and Normative Transformation, paper presented at the conference on Uncovering the Sources of Nuclear Behavior: Historical Dimensions of Nuclear Proliferation, ETH (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), Zurich, Switzerland June The Rise of India and /versus the Rise of China: Chindia or Rivalry, paper presented at the 2010 Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, New Orleans, February The Future of U.S.-Taiwan Economic Relationship, presentation at the Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC, 5 February Chindia or Rivalry? China s Rise and the Role of Sino-Indian Relations in China s External Strategy, paper presented at the 38th Taiwan-U.S. Conference on Contemporary China, co-sponsored by Institute of International Relations and the Brookings Institution, Washington, DC, July Taiwan and the Taiwan Relations Act in the Next Asian Order, panel talk, Hudson Institute, Washington, DC, 12 May Strait Talk - Taiwan, China, and the U.S., talk given to World Boston (Boston World Affairs Council), Boston, 30 April Taiwan Relations Act at Thirty: Enduring Framework or Accidental Success? talk given to Foreign Press Association, New York, 6 April Indian Perspectives on the Rise of China: Geopolitical, Geoeconomic, and Geocivilizational Paradigms, paper presented at the annual conference of Western Political Science Association, Vancouver, March A Modus Vivendi for Taiwan s International Space Under the Ma Administration? A Functional-Competence Model for Taiwan s Participation in International Organizations, paper presented at the International Conference, Taipei, Beijing, and the Overseas Chinese / Compatriots in the Context of International / Global Governance, Regimes, and Globalization, Ming Chuan University, Taipei, Taiwan, March Chindia or Rivalry: Indian Perspectives on the Rise of China, paper presented at the 2009 annual conference 11

12 of the International Studies Association, New York, February Taiwan s Nuclear Option? Security Imperative and Normative Transformation, invited talk, Monterey Institute of International Studies, Monterey, California, 8 December China, the United States, and President-Elect Barack Obama, talk given to Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Richmond, VA, 9 November Taiwan s Foreign and Mainland Policies Under President Ma Ying-jeou: Preliminary Observations, invited talk, University of Chicago Center of East Asian Studies, Chicago, Illinois, 24 October The Rise of China and Regional Security: Indian Perspectives, paper presented at the 50th Annual Conference of the American Association for Chinese Studies, California State University, Fullerton, California, October Taiwan s Nuclear Option? Security Imperative and Normative Transformation, invited talk, Stanford University, Stanford, California, 13 October Taiwan s Security Strategy, paper presented at the book dissemination conference for The Long Shadow: Nuclear Weapons and Security in 21st Century Asia, East-West Center and Japan Institute of International Affairs, Tokyo, Japan, 29 September China Today, talk given to Covenant Woods retirement community, Richmond, VA, 15 September From State Centrality to Functional Competence: Toward a Sui Generis Model of Taiwan s Participation in Intergovernmental Organizations, paper presented at the annual conference of Conference Group of Taiwan Studies, American Political Science Association, Boston, August The Logic of China s FTA with ASEAN: Economic Statecraft of Peaceful Ascendency, talk given at the Institute of Defense Studies and Analyses (IDSA), New Delhi, India, 29 May China s New Diplomacy: Economic Statecraft of Peaceful Rise, talk given at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, Medford, MA, 7 April Taiwan s 2008 Elections: Game-Theoretical Analysis and Epilogue, paper presented at the 81 annual conference of Virginia Social Science Association, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, 5 April The Election s Over, What s Next for Taiwan? talk at the Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC, 4 April Looking Ahead to Taiwan s Presidential Election, talk at the Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC, 12 March U.S.-China Trade Policy, talk to League of Women Voters Great Decisions program, Williamsburg, VA, 11 March The Impact of Taiwan s Election on Cross-strait Relations: A Game-Theoretical Analysis, paper presented at the international conference, Asia Pacific and Democratic Taiwan, Providence University, Taichung, Taiwan, 10 January Power or Profit: Debating the Future of the Taiwan Strait, talk given the Strait Talk Symposium, Brown University, 12 November How Understanding Taiwan's Domestic Politics Helps Improve U.S.-Taiwan Relations: Beyond the Arms Sales, Toward a Positive Agenda, keynote speech given at the Chinese American Professional Society, Los Angeles, 28 October Economic Development and Democracy, talk given at the conference, Shaping Taiwan s Politics: Democracy, Identity & Security 20 Years After the Lift of Martial Law, George Washington University, 27 September The Logic of China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement: Economic Statecraft of Peaceful Rise, paper presented at China in the World, the World in China International Conference Implications of a Transforming China: Domestic, Regional, and Global Impacts, Institute of China Studies, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, 5-6 August Domestic Sources of Taiwan s Cross-Strait Policy: The U.S. Arms Sales Puzzle, seminar, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore, 3 August Identity / Party Politics and Taiwan s National Security, paper presented at the symposium, Taiwan s Dilemma: A Democracy Divided Over National Security, Wilson International Center for Scholars, 6 June 2007 (also briefed Congressional staff, 7 June 2007) 85. How China Views Its Security Environment: The Chinese Military and the Taiwan Issue, paper at the 2007 annual convention of the International Studies Association, Chicago, IL, 28 February 3 March From State Centrality to Functional-Competence: Toward a Sui Generis Model for Taiwan s Participation in International Organizations, paper at the 2007 annual convention of the International Studies Association, Chicago, IL, 28 February 3 March Challenges to China s Political Governance, paper presented at the panel on Prospects for Political Reform and Democracy in China, conference on America and the World: Sustaining Democracy in the Global Age, 12