About
Dr. Lee Shin-Min is a Research Fellow at the Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, and holds affiliations with institutions such as Zhejiang Gongshan University and the National Policy Foundation. His expertise spans Cross-Strait economic security, public law frameworks, and global monetary policies. He has held roles including Vice President at the Presidential Securities Corp. and Legal Counselor at the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
Education includes an LL.D. from Zhejiang University (2007–2010), LL.M. from Temple University (1978–1980), and LL.B. from Soochow University (1973–1978). His research focuses on administrative law, economic diplomacy, and comparative governance structures, with a particular emphasis on Taiwan's strategic positioning amid global economic competition.
His publications explore themes like public-private partnerships, Cross-Strait negotiations under legal frameworks, and the implications of EU debt crises on global economic security. He has contributed analyses to journals such as Administrative Law Research and Military Law Journal, alongside commentaries in Commercial Times and Economic Daily News.
Lee has advised on central bank policies, financial regulations, and legal reforms. His work bridges academic research with practical policy advocacy, addressing both domestic and international challenges in governance and economic stability.
