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Wu Shang-Su

Dr Wu Shang-Su is a Research Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies. Wu Shang-su obtained a PhD degree from the New South Wales University, Australia, and a master degree of international relations from the National Taiwan University. Before joining the RSIS, he had worked at the National Defense University and the Legislative Yuan in Taiwan.

Gulizar Haciyakupoglu, Wu Shang-Su 18 Mar 2019 16:00

China’s Social Credit System: the black market and inequalities

Could Beijing’s new governance method erode trust between the public and the Party?
Wu Shang-Su 30 Mar 2018 09:00

Deterrence under the dragon’s shadow: Vietnam’s military modernisation

Vietnam has long sought to calibrate its defence posture in the shadows of great power competition.
Wu Shang-Su 10 Feb 2016 10:50

Taiwan: Vulnerable in ways it has not been before

Taiwan's incoming Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) administration is about to come face to face with unprecedented vulnerabilities in national security, thanks to a variety of factors which the new government is likely to find difficult to alter in the near future. For more than 30 years from 1949, the modernisation of Taipei's armed forces, particularly its air force and navy investments, followed the lead of Beijing, as Taiwan sought to keep pace with its primary security threat.

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China’s Social Credit System: the black market and inequalities

Deterrence under the dragon’s shadow: Vietnam’s military modernisation

Taiwan: Vulnerable in ways it has not been before