Panel 1a: Soft Power and  Cultural Diplomacy

Venue A

Chair: Adina Zemanek, University of Central Lancashire

Man-hua Chen, National Museum of History

Western Gaze: Modern Art and Cultural Diplomacy in 1960s Taiwan

Fatimaah Menefee, UCLan

Gastrodiplomacy in Contemporary International Relations of Asia Everyday Nationalism: Gastronomic Campaigns of Taiwan, Thailand, and South Korea

Jens Damm, European Research Centre on Contemporary Taiwan

Counteracting Nationalism and Populism: scenarios of networks within a diasporic “Chinese” world

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Martin Mandl, University of Vienna

A Taste of Taiwan: How Taiwan’s Culinary Heritage is Narrated for an International Audience  

Panel 1b: New Media, Performance, and Music

Venue B

Chair: Chun-yi Lee, University of Nottingham 

Wan-yin Chen, Vrije Universiteit

Retracing Myths: Digital Narratives in Taiwanese Contemporary Art

Chee-Hann Wu, University of California-Irvine  USA

A Response to Trauma through Puppetry and Performative Reenactment 

Wei-chih Wang, National Tsing Hua University TAIWAN

Between Reality and Memory: Performing the Oppressed in Modern Taiwan Theater  

Kuangtze Yang, University of Hildesheim

Voicing Taiwan: The formation of the Imaginary Taiwan “Locality” and Identity in “Singing Taiwanese”      

Panel 2a: Covid 19

Venue A

Chair: Jens Damm, University of Tubingen

Fabricio Fonseca, Graduate Institute of Latin American Studies, Tamkang University    

Public Diplomacy during Pandemic Times: The Taiwan Can Help Campaign in Latin America

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Julien Laporte, Université Catholique de Louvain    

The Tao People of Pongso in a time of COVID-19:when an Indigenous community faces cultural threats

Chun-Yi Lee, University of Nottingham 

Yu-ching Kuo    

Digital Democracy in Coping with the Pandemic: Lessons from Taiwan

Takako Sasaki, Chang Jung Christian University    

A Case Study about a Community’s Initiative Forming in a Participatory Community Development Process, Shequ-yingzao as a Strategy against Authoritarianism

Panel 2b: Indigenous Cultures

Venue B

Chair: Vanessa Frangville, Université libre de Bruxelles

(the EATS 2020 Conference Organiser) 

DJ Hatfield, Berklee College of Music        

When 50 Steps is More than Taipei: Indigenous Contemporary Art and Temporal Orientation

Chih-fan Chen, National Tsing Hua University       

Making discourses on "Austronesian" in and with Taiwan: A case study of Taiwan indigeneous literature

Chun-wei Daniel Lin, National Dong Hwa University        

Homeland in the Air: Narrating the Returns of Indigenous Culture on the Vocal Line of Radio

Ralf Vollmann, University of Graz 

The Hakkas in Taiwan: Language and identity

Kerim Friedman, National Dong Hwa University   

Learning to Value Pangcah: Language and Identity in a rural Indigenous Village