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CHUNG-LI WU is a Distinguished Research Fellow and Director at the Institute of Political Science, Academia Sinica, and also serves as an Adjunct Professor at National Chung Cheng University. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of New Orleans. His research focuses on electoral studies, party politics, and minority politics, integrating Western theoretical frameworks with Taiwanese political dynamics. Key areas include split-ticket voting, electoral volatility, party identification, and the political behavior of minority groups such as African-Americans in the U.S. and ethnic minorities in Taiwan.
- Educations:
- Ph.D., University of New Orleans
His research emphasizes the intersection of electoral systems, governance structures, and minority empowerment. He critiques institutional frameworks like multi-member districts with single nontransferable voting (SNTV) and explores the impacts of political performance evaluations on voter behavior. His work also examines divided government dynamics and the relationship between executive and legislative branches at national and local levels in Taiwan.
CHUNG-LI WU’s recent studies apply Western theories to analyze ethnic politics in Taiwan, particularly focusing on Hakka and Mainlander communities. He actively contributes to academic discussions on comparative democracy, cross-Strait relations, and political methodology through publications and lectures.
