Vitae Wei-chin Lee (李偉欽) Office Department of Political Science ...

Books (authored and edited)
2010 Taiwan’s Politics in the 21 st Century: Changes and Challenges, ed. Wei-chin Lee.
Singapore: World Scientific Publishing Co., 2010, 294p.
2003 Sayonara to the Lee Teng-hui Era: Politics in Taiwan, 1988-2000, ed. Wei-chin
Lee and T.Y. Wang, Lanham, MD: University Press of America/Rowman and
Littlefield, 2003, 319p.
2000 Taiwan in Perspective, ed. Wei-chin Lee, Leiden, the Netherlands; Boston; Köln:
Brill, 2000, 224p.
1990 Taiwan, Oxford, England: Clio Press, 1990, 247p; Electronic version, Netlibrary,
Inc., Boulder, Colorado
Scholarly Articles (refereed)
2011 (coauthored with T.Y. Wang and Ching-hsin Yu), “Taiwan’s Expansion of
International Space: Opportunities and Challenges,” Journal of Contemporary
China, forthcoming.
2010 “Arms Twisting: US-Taiwan Arms Transfer in the 2000s,” Issues and Studies,
forthcoming.
2010 “Yours, Mine, or Everyone’s Property? China’s Property Law in 2007,” Journal
of Chinese Political Science, 15(1), 2010, 25-47.
2008 “Long Shot and Short Hit: China as a Military Power and Its Implications for the
USA and Taiwan,” Journal of Asian and African Studies, 43(5), 2008, 523-542.
2007 “The Greening of the Brass: Taiwan’s Civil-Military Relations Since 2000,”
Asian Security, 3(3), fall 2007, 204-227.
2005 “Taiwan’s Cultural Reconstruction Movement: Identity Politics and Collective
Action since 2000,” Issues and Studies 41(1), March 2005, 1-51.
2004 “Field of Dreams: An Overview of the Practice and Study of Taiwan’s Foreign
Policy,” Issues & Studies 40(3-4), Sept./Dec. 2004, 137-182.
2003 “China’s Military after the 16 th Party Congress: Long March to Eternity,”
Journal of Asian and African Studies, 38(4-5), 2003, 416-446.
2003 “The Buck Starts Here: Cross-Strait Economic Transaction and Taiwan’s
Domestic Politics,” American Asian Review, 21(3), 2003, 107-152.
2001 “Thunder in the Air: Taiwan and Theater Missile Defense,” The Nonproliferation
Review, 8(3), 2001, 107-122.
2000 “US Arms Transfer Policy to Taiwan: From Carter to Clinton,” Journal of
Contemporary China, 9(23), 2000, 53-75.
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