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SIMONA GRANO


SENIOR FELLOW ON TAIWAN, CENTER FOR CHINA ANALYSIS



Dr. Simona Grano is a Senior Fellow on Taiwan at the Asia Society Policy
Institute's (ASPI) Center for China Analysis (CCA). She is also currently a
Senior Lecturer and Director of the Taiwan Studies Project at the University of
Zurich.

Simona has held research positions and taught China Studies and Taiwan Studies
at her alma mater, at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, and at National
Cheng'chi University in Taiwan.

Simona completed her Ph.D. in Chinese Studies at Ca' Foscari University of
Venice, Italy in 2008. She is a research fellow of the European Research Center
on Contemporary Taiwan (ERCCT), in Tübingen, Germany and a research associate of
SOAS, London.

Simona is the author of Environmental Governance in Taiwan: A New Generation of
Activists and Stakeholders, published in 2015 by Routledge. Her articles have
appeared in the Journal of Civil Society, Journal of Current Chinese
Affairs, China Information, Asiatische Studien, Taiwan in Comparative
Perspective, Orizzonte Cina. Her latest edited volume: China-U.S. Competition:
Impact on Small and Middle Powers' Strategic Choices, was published by Palgrave
Macmillan in December 2022.




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   THE 2024 TAIWANESE ELECTIONS: A PRIMER
   
   Read about the candidates running for Taiwan's 2024 elections and what the
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