淡江大學機構典藏

861.  The EU's Connectivity Strategy towards ASEAN: Is a 'European Way' feasible?

Biedermann, Reinhard ,  2019
[Department of Global Political Economy] Journal Article
European foreign affairs review 24(4), p.577-596
in the European Union (EU)’s economic diplomacy towards Asia. In addition to infrastructure of all sorts, it comprises digital, economic regulatory

862.  Using concept mapping activities to enhance students' critical thinking skills at a high school in Taiwan

Sheng-Shiang Tseng ,  2019-07-15
[Master's Program, Graduate Institute of Curriculum and Instruction] Journal Article
Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 29(3), p.249–256
Sheng-Shiang Tseng Using concept mapping activities to enhance students' critical thinking skills at a high school in Taiwan The Asia-Pacific

863.  Reimagining Taiwan? The EU's Foreign Policy and Strategy in Asia

Reinhard Biedermann ,  2018-08
[Department of Global Politics and Economics] Journal Article
European Foreign Affairs Review 23(3), p.303-325
. This neglect of a political role of the EU in East Asia is often regarded as a central strategic weakness of the EU. With a new government in office in Taiwan

864.  Exploring the localization and home business strategies of the professional sports team -Formosa Dreamer case study

Yu-Cheng Lu; Chia-Huei Hsiao; Ming-Tsung Shih; Wen Yen-Chieh; Fong-Jia Wang ,  2021-09
[Office of Physical Education] Journal Article
Asia Pacific Management Review, 26(3), 120-128.
of the basketball organization. In recent years, Southeast Asia has developed a multinational professional basketball league, which covers nine countries

865.  China's Impact on the European Union's Arctic Policy: Critical Junctures, Crossovers, and Geographic Shifts

Biedermann, Reinhard ,  2021-05-29
[Department of Global Political Economy] Journal Article
Asia Europe Journal 19, p.467-487
Silk Road to connect East Asia with Europe via shipping and railroads. In 2019, the EU started to perceive China as a systemic rival concerning the Belt

866.  Straightening History: Political Prisoners and human rights in Indonesia

Kar Yen Leong ,  2021-06
[Department of Global Politics and Economics] Journal Article
Journal of Southeast Asian Human Rights 5(1), p.25-43
;Southeast Asia In the aftermath of the attempted 1965 coup, many dissidents, leftists, and suspected Communists were either ‘eradicated’ or incarcerated

867.  Success or paradox? Explaining South Korean export behaviour: spatial spillover effects and destination markets

Liu, Yi-Cheng; Yang, Wen ,  2022-07-04
[Graduate Institute & Department of Statistics] Journal Article
European Journal of International Management 18 (1), p.102-126.
countries in three regions: East Asia, the European Union (EU) and North America towards the end period of this study. Intriguingly, it is distinctively

868.  China's impact on the European Union's Arctic policy: critical junctures, crossovers, and geographic shifts

Biedermann, Reinhard ,  2021-05-29
[Department of Global Politics and Economics] Journal Article
Asia Europe Journal 19, p.467–487
to connect East Asia with Europe via Arctic shipping and other connectivity projects. In 2019, the EU started to perceive China as a systemic rival concerning

869.  Exploring Shifts in the China-ASEAN-EU Strategic Triangle: A Chance for Hybrid Interregionalism?

Biedermann, Reinhard ,  2023-11-17
[Department of German] Proceeding
”) and essential for their interests and goals in South East Asia and beyond embedded in the Indo-Pacific Strategies the EU and some of its Member States

870.  Eco-labels marketing performance in Asian firms: shared vision, integration capability and team collaboration perspectives

Chen, Chi-hsiang ,  2020-10-02
[Graduate Institute & Department of Business Administration] Journal Article
Journal of Asia Business Studies 15(5),p.710-731
of Asia Business Studies Eco-labeling;collaboration;integration capability;environmental concern Purpose – Eco-labeling will grow in importance