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中心成員

蔡季廷執行長

中心主任/Director

蔡季廷，康乃爾大學法學博士。現任國立台灣大學社會科學院中國大陸研究中心主任，政治學系副教授。研究教學領域包括國際公法、憲法、行政法、國家安全法、法學實證研究、戰爭法專題、國際公法概論等。學術論文出版於《台灣民主季刊》、《遠景基金會季刊》、《台灣國際法季刊》、《政治科學論叢》、《中共研究月刊》、《中華國際法與超過國界平論》、《台大法律學刊》、《中國法期刊》等刊物；專書專章有《東亞區域安全形勢評估》。

Chi-Ting Tsai is currently Associate Professor of Political Science and the Director of Center for China Studies, National Taiwan University. Professor Tsai holds a doctorate degree from Cornell University Law School. Professor Tsai’s research interests include Public International law, Constitutional law, Administrative Law, National Security Law, Legal Empirical Study.His articles have been published in China Post, Taiwanese Journal of Political Science, Studies of Chinese Communism, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, etc.

 

徐斯勤主任

中心執行長/Executive Director 

徐斯勤，美國丹佛大學國際研究學院博士。現任國立台灣大學社會科學院中國大陸研究中心執行長，政治學系教授，Issues & Studies、遠景基金會季刊編輯委員。研究與教學領域包括國際關係、比較政治、中國大陸研究。學術論文出版於The Pacific Review, Journal of Contemporary China, Australian Journal of Public Administration, Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Issues & Studies 等刊物。

S. Philip Hsu is currently Professor at the Department of Political Science and Executive Director of Center for China Studies, and was the chair of Department of Political Science, National Taiwan University. During July 2022~January 2023, he was a visiting fellow at the Center for East Asia Policy Studies of Brookings Institution, and a Fulbright scholar. He was president of the Chinese Association of Political Science (Taipei), and is now on the Board of Directors of the R.O.C. Association of International Relations. He obtained his doctoral degree from the Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver, USA. He also played roles of policy consultation for the R.O.C. government in the capacity of member of the Advisory Committee under the Sea Exchange Foundation, and member of the Advisory Committee under Mainland Affairs Council, Executive Yuan, Taiwan. Professor Hsu’s research interests include comparative politics (with particular emphasis on the People’s Republic of China), political economy, and international relations (with particular emphasis on Asia-Pacific international security and economic cooperation). His articles have been published in The Pacific Review, Australian Journal of Public Administration, Journal of Contemporary China, Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Issues & Studies, Journal of Chinese Governance, etc. He is also a co-editor of twelve edited volumes published in Taiwan, China, and the English-speaking world, such as In Search of China’s Development Model: Beyond the Beijing Consensus (co-edited with Yu-Shan Wu and Suisheng Zhao) (New York: Routledge, 2011), and Minzhu, Minzhuhua, and Zhili Jixiao (Democracy, Democratization and Governance Performance)(with Yu Xunda)(Hangzhou, China: Zhejiang University Press, 2011).

 

中心特約研究員 (Research Associates) /  (依姓氏字母順序排序, Alphabetically ordered by last name)

Julia Bentley (Non-Resident Senior Fellow) is a former career diplomat whose work has focused chiefly on Asia. She has served twice as a diplomat in China (cross-accredited to Mongolia), Taiwan and India, where she was cross-accredited to Nepal and Bhutan. She was appointed as High Commissioner of Canada in Malaysia from 2017 to 2020. Combined with other roles including as a teacher, development consultant and head of an international organization, she has spent 22 years in Asia.

At Global Affairs Canada's headquarters in Ottawa, Bentley served as Director for Northeast Asia, Executive Director for South Asia and Director General for South Asia, encompassing foreign policy, development, trade and investment.

She previously worked as Winrock International's Chief Representative in China and director of its NGO Capacity Building Program in China, funded by the Ford Foundation.  She was on secondment from Global Affairs Canada to the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at University of Toronto from January through December 2022 and held a policy practitioner fellowship at the University of British Columbia’s School of Public Policy and Global Affairs for a semester in spring 2023.

She holds degrees in East Asian Studies from Princeton University and University of Toronto, as well as a post-graduate diploma from Nanjing University in modern Chinese history.

Michael Cunningham (Non-Resident Fellow) is a Research Fellow in The Heritage Foundation’s Asian Studies Center, where he focuses on China’s domestic politics and foreign policy. Prior to relocating to Washington, D.C. in 2021, Michael spent over a decade in the Greater China region, where he advised multinational businesses on the political, operational, and security risks associated with their business activities in China and Northeast Asia. Michael obtained a bachelor’s degree in international relations from Brigham Young University and a master’s degree in international affairs from American University. He has lived extensively in both mainland China and Taiwan and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and Portuguese.

Ulf Gartzke (Distinguished Non-Resident Fellow) serves as Supervisory Board Chairman of Brainloop AG, a Munich-headquartered SaaS provider of highly secure executive collaboration solutions and part of the Diligent Group. Additionally, he is a co-founder of Spitzberg Partners, a partner at Consessor AG, and a Senior Counselor for the European Initiative for Energy Security (EIES).

Previously, Ulf served as CEO of Brainloop AG and as Director of the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation’s Washington office, the political foundation for Germany’s CSU party. His earlier career includes roles at the World Economic Forum in Geneva and the World Bank in Paris. He also holds board positions at various corporate and not-for-profit organizations, including Mplus Group in Zagreb, Prudentia Capital in Paris, ELNET-Germany in Berlin, and the Indo-Pacific Forum in Washington, DC.

Ulf holds advanced degrees from Georgetown University and Sciences Po Paris, as well as a PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He has also taught as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.

Amanda Hsiao (Non-Resident Senior Fellow) is a director in Eurasia Group's China practice covering China's foreign policy and cross-strait relations. Amanda previously worked for more than a decade in Asia—in Singapore, Beijing, and Taipei—analyzing Chinese foreign and security policies from the perspective of crisis management and conflict prevention. As the International Crisis Group's senior analyst on China, Amanda followed the political dynamics underlying the tensions along China's periphery—including the Taiwan Strait and the Sino-Indian border—and with the US. Prior to that, she established the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue's China program in Beijing, where she designed and facilitated dialogues involving Chinese interlocutors on issues such as tensions in the South China Sea, US-China relations, and China's evolving approach to conflict mediation. Her commentary on China has been featured in, among other publications, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Guardian, Nikkei Asia, the BBC, and War on the Rocks.

In a previous life, Amanda analyzed conflict dynamics in South Sudan from the country's capital, Juba. She holds a master's degree in public affairs from Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs and a bachelor's degree in international relations from Pomona College.

Pascale Massot (Non-Resident Senior Fellow) is an Associate Professor in the School of Political Studies at the University of Ottawa in Canada, a non-resident Honorary Fellow, Political Economy at the Asia Society Policy Institute's Center for China Analysis in New York, and a Senior Fellow at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada in Vancouver. In 2022, she was a member and adviser to the Co-Chairs of the Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs’ Indo-Pacific Advisory Committee. She also served as the Senior Advisor for China and Asia in the offices of various Canadian Cabinet ministers, at different points between 2015 and 2021. Dr. Massot is the author of China's Vulnerability Paradox: How the World's Largest Consumer Transformed Global Commodity Markets (Oxford University Press, 2024), winner of the 2024 Best Book Award in International Political Economy from the International Studies Association. Her research interests include the global political economy of China’s rise, China’s impact on global extractive commodity markets—including debates around de-risking, critical minerals and economic security, Canada-China relations, China narratives, and the advent of Indo-Pacific strategies around the world. She was a Taiwan fellow and visiting professor at the Graduate Institute of East Asian Studies (GIEAS), National Chengchi University (NCCU) in the winter of 2025. She was a visiting PhD candidate at Peking University’s Center for International Political Economy and a Cadieux-Léger Fellow at Global Affairs Canada. She received her Ph.D. in political science from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.

湯廣正，臺灣國防研究倡議共同創辦人暨兵棋推演計畫主持人、KTT的兵推系統設計者。他也是美國智庫國家亞洲研究局(The National Bureau of Asian Research)非常駐研究員、美國智庫太平洋論壇(Pacific Forum)非常駐研究員(2026 Nonresident Vasey Fellow)。他的研究聚焦國際關係中的軍事因素，針對解放軍及臺灣安全議題的發表散見於美國空軍大學、美國海軍戰院、美國陸軍戰院、美國智庫Jamestown Foundation、The Diplomat等。他的分析和兵推活動，曾刊載或被引用於美國美中經濟暨安全檢討委員會(USCC)年度報告、美聯社、紐約時報、華爾街日報、CNN、路透社、經濟學人、金融時報、中央社、自由時報等。湯廣正自國立臺灣大學政治學研究所獲得碩士學位、自中央警察大學公共安全學系獲得學士學位。

K. Tristan Tang (Associate Fellow) is a co-founder of the Taiwan Defense Studies Initiative (TDSI) and serves as Project Lead for Wargaming, as well as the designer of KTT’s Wargame. He is also a Nonresident Fellow at the National Bureau of Asian Research and a Nonresident Vasey Fellow (2026) at the Pacific Forum. His research examines the role of military factors in international relations. His work on the People’s Liberation Army and Taiwan security has appeared in publications by U.S. Air University, U.S. Naval War College, U.S. Army War College, Jamestown Foundation, and The Diplomat, among others. His analyses and wargaming activities have been reported on or cited by the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, the Associated Press, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Reuters, The Economist, The Financial Times, Central News Agency, and Liberty Times, among others. He holds an M.A. from the Graduate Institute of Political Science at National Taiwan University and a B.A. in Public Security from the Central Police University.

尹麗喬（George Yin）於哈佛大學獲得政府學博士學位，並於從倫敦政治經濟學院（LSE）獲得政治經濟學（political economy）碩士學位。他的研究運用政治經濟學、行為經濟學和社會心理學的工具探討國際安全問題。具體來說，他的研究專注於調查精英及公眾為何時會在國際政治競爭壓力下仍做出次優（suboptimal）的外交決策，重點關注美台中關係和19世紀的大國政治。他的作品曾發表在《外交事務》（Foreign Affairs)、《亞洲調查》、《國家利益》(National Interest)、《戰爭之石》(War on the Rocks) 等期刊上。他還曾與肯尼迪家族合作於台灣編輯並出版了《肯尼迪：美國願景》的中文版本；這是正式紀念約翰·F·肯尼迪總統誕辰100週年的官方文集。於《風傳媒》，他撰寫了《小國大戰略》系列文章，試圖論證台灣制定跨黨派的「中間路線」大戰略並非完全不可能。
在大陸研究中心，他的研究聚焦於考察美國外交政策精英對中國的看法如何演變。目前，尹博士正在分析一個原始數據庫，探討美國智庫在討論海洋議題時如何描述中國（例如，中國是否是修正主義大國）以及相關的政策建議（例如，是否依賴外交對話處理與中國的矛盾）。
尹博士還是哈佛大學費正清中國研究中心的研究員和海峽交流基金會（SEF）的顧問。他曾擔任臺灣立法院戰略外交共識會的執行長和智庫大西洋理事會的高級研究員。回台之前，他曾在斯沃斯莫爾學院（Swarthmore College) 和達特茅斯學院 (Dartmouth College) 任教。
他的分析曾出現在BBC、路透社 (Reuters)、衛報 （The Guardian)、國家公共廣播電台 (NPR)、澳大利亞廣播公司 (ABC)、美國之音 (VOA)、《費加羅報》(Le Figaro) 和瑞士公共廣播電台等國際媒體上。在台灣，他的分析曾出現於《天下》、《聯合報》、《三立》、《民視》、 《報導者》、《中央社》、《太報》等媒體。

George Yin (Senior Research Fellow) received his Ph.D. in government from Harvard University and his MSc in political economy from the London School of Economics. He works on international security, diplomacy, Sino-U.S. relations, and the international relations of the Indo-Pacific. Specifically, his research often investigates when and why states – at both the elite and the public levels -- make suboptimal decisions despite the pressures of great power competition, with reference to U.S.-Taiwan-China relations and 19th century great power politics. His works have been published in Foreign Affairs, Asian Survey, the National Interest, War on the Rocks, among others.

Dr. Yin is also an associate-in-research at the Harvard University Fairbanks Center for Chinese Studies and a senior advisor to Taiwan's Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF; Taiwan's key organization handling affairs with China). Formerly, he was the executive director for the Caucus on Strategic and Diplomacy Consensus at Taiwan’s parliament and a non-resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council. He has also taught at Swarthmore College and Dartmouth College.

Dr. Yin has worked with the Kennedy family to edit and publish the Chinese version of JFK: A Vision for America, the official volume that commemorates the centennial of President John F. Kennedy’s birth. Dr Yin has also published a series of widely-read essays on Taiwan’s grand strategy (小國大戰略; “grand strategy for a small state”). Dr Yin’s analysis has appeared in the BBC, Reuters, The Guardian, National Public Radio, the Australian Broadcasting Company (ABC), Voice of America (VOA), Le Figaro, and the Swiss Public Radio, among others.

 

行政人員/Administrative Staff

林琬婷 Tammy Lin (行政專員/Administrative Specialist)