
Y. Tony Yang
Y. Tony Yang is an endowed professor and associate dean at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., known for his expertise in the fields of technology policy and international relations, particularly concerning the semiconductor industry and its global implications.
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Y. Tony Yang is an endowed professor at George Washington University.
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Radical moderation of recall votersY. Tony Yang is an endowed professor and associate dean at George Washington University.
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Notes from Central Taiwan: What does ‘understanding China’ really mean?Y. Tony Yang is an endowed professor and associate dean at George Washington University.
Ma’s China visit; DPP’s blind spot
Y. Tony Yang, a professor at George Washington University, takes a positive view of Ma’s visit, suggesting it maintains Taiwan’s voice in cross-strait discourse.
EDITORIAL: Unmanaged Ma in ChinaY. Tony Yang is an endowed professor and associate dean at George Washington University.
Taiwan’s hope for the next pope
Y. Tony Yang is an endowed professor and associate dean at George Washington University.
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