Yi-Chieh Chen
Project Manager and Junior Research Fellow
Yi-Chieh Chen 陳奕傑 is a Project Manager and Junior Research Fellow at the Institute for Security and Development Policy’s Stockholm Taiwan Center (STC). She is also part of the Stockholm Center for Research and Innovation Security (SCRIS). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Arabic Language and Culture from National Chengchi University in Taiwan and a Master’s degree in Global Studies from Gothenburg University in Sweden. Yi-Chieh Chen has a broad interest in East Asian affairs, soft power, and technology. Her research focus includes Taiwan-Europe relations, cross-strait relations, sports diplomacy, and the semiconductor industry.
Publications by Yi-Chieh Chen
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Assessing the Effectiveness of China’s Military Exercises in Restraining Taiwan’s Leadership
Beijing has been using coercive approaches to restrain Taiwan’s voices for decades. The Third Taiwan Strait Crisis in 1995 and 1996 set a precedent for Beijing to conduct large-scale military […]
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Taiwan’s Diplomatic Allies and the Struggle for Global Inclusion
Considering the importance of multilateral institutions in global governance in the liberal world order, global stakeholders highly regard their memberships in international organizations to address various challenges and threats. Different […]
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Taiwan and International Organizations – Between Security, Cooperation and Identity
International organizations are a historical point of contestation between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of China (ROC), today commonly known as Taiwan. As of 2024, only […]
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The Political Gambit in Sports: Taiwan’s Struggles and Opportunities
In the Paris 2024 Olympics, the Taiwanese government is being given the opportunity to use ‘Taiwan’ as its name in the Cultural Olympiad. Taking part in international sports is viewed […]
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Why Taiwan Matters to Europe
The Taiwan issue is known to be sensitive for Beijing, one of its so-called core interests. Taiwan has no diplomatic recognition among European Union member states but informal relations and […]