From time to time, we invite scholars and experts to give lectures or participate in closed-door discussions, in order to broaden understanding and share analysis of important events and issues.
The EU as a Global Normative Power: GDPR and the Building of a Worldwide Standard
The "right to be forgotten" is no longer just a description in poems but will also be an important point of view that affects global digital governance!
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TVBS International Forum: The New State of Affairs After Biden's Inauguration
The forum will be moderated by renowned anchor Jaw Shaw-kong and feature three heavyweight policy experts: Jiang Yi-huah (former premier), Su Chi (former secretary-general of the National Security Council), and Su Hung-da (chairman of Taiwan Association of International Relations).
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Fair Winds Lecture: Trends in Global Data Innovation
Current technology giants can be said to be data companies. Without data, they are unable to grasp consumer preferences.
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Outlook on Taiwan's Future by Reflecting on the 75th Anniversary of the Second Sino-Japanese War
The Second Sino-Japanese War, better known in Chinese as the War of Resistance Against Japan, is arguably the most important historical event in Asia in the 20th century.
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Fair Winds Lecture: Chiang Ching-kuo's Family and State Affairs Viewed from his Diary
Historical figures have multiple facets, and Chiang Ching-kuo is no exception. Chiang died 32 years ago. Most people think that he is both majestic and mysterious.
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Fair Winds Lecture: The Story of GIANT
Anthony Lo, founder of the GIANT brand and former chief executive officer (CEO) of GIANT group, the world’s largest bicycle manufacturer, overcame various challenges over 40 years and led GIANT’s marketing from Taiwan to the world’s top three bicycle brands.
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Do Morals Matter？Online Symposium
As we enter the spring of 2020, the is greeted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, letting us observe once again that many issues have no boundaries.
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The Diary of Taiwan's First New Immigrant Legislator
From a Cambodian foreign spouse, Lin Li-chan became the first legislator to enter the Legislative Yuan as a new immigrant.
DetailsCross-Strait Trade and Taiwan’s Economic Development, including Impact of the 31 Measures
since she took office in 2016, President Tsai Ing-wen has refused to acknowledge the 1992 Consensus, which has frozen cross-strait relations and compressed Taiwan’s international participation. <br /> Not long ago, China unilaterally announced 31 policy measures to benefit the Taiwanese, affording “national treatment” conditions for Taiwanese businesses and people to invest and work on the mainland. In the future, it may be hard to avoid Taiwanese businesses and people moving to mainland China in large numbers. Facing this kind of unilateral opening, how should Taiwan respond?
DetailsManaging with Force, not Might
The Fair Winds Foundation invited former Premier Mao Chi-kuo to share management ideas and tips and teach leaders secrets to managing effectively as well as improving decision-making and execution.
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