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Lauren Dickey

Lauren Dickey is a research analyst in the Indo-Pacific Security Affairs Program at the Center for Naval Analyses in Arlington, Virginia. She is also a PhD candidate (ABD) in War Studies at King’s College London. The views expressed are her own.

Articles by Lauren Dickey (4)

Lauren Dickey 28 Nov 2018

Key takeaways from the Taiwan elections

The Kuomintang made big gains which have given the party a second opportunity at political relevance.
Lauren Dickey 19 Nov 2018

What to watch in the Taiwan elections

These elections are a barometer for the ruling party and will provide a sense of the public's satisfaction with it.
Lauren Dickey 14 Aug 2018

Taiwan’s small-power diplomacy

Taipei is facing more competition from Beijing over which “China” is allowed to exist in the international community.
Lauren Dickey 30 May 2018

Taiwan: Tsai Ing-wen at the halfway mark

The security threat from China grows by the day, but domestic policies increasingly shape how voters see Taiwan’s president.

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Lauren Dickey

Articles by Lauren Dickey (4)

Key takeaways from the Taiwan elections

What to watch in the Taiwan elections

Taiwan’s small-power diplomacy

Taiwan: Tsai Ing-wen at the halfway mark