Hu Fu Center for East Asia Democratic Studies
Principal Investigator : Prof. Yu-tzung CHANG
Team Size : 15
Study Field : Asian Barometer Survey (ABS), Global Barometer Surveys (GBS)
Interested International Cooperation : Joint Research Project, Personnel Exchange, Seminar, MOU/Collaborative Agreement
Lab Introduction
The Hu Fu Center for East Asia Democratic Studies is an important initiative in the international political science community. It is the first cross-national research project focusing on democratization in East Asia. As well as the ABS which is organized directly by the Hu Fu Center for East Asia Democratic Studies, the GBS is conducted in collaboration with other regional survey organizations from around the world. The ABS is run by leading scholars with cross-national survey experience from both Taiwan and overseas. The ABS is a cross-national comparative survey focused on socioeconomic modernization, regime transition and democratization, and changes in political values across the East Asia region. The survey applies an integrated research framework and standardized survey procedures. Since the survey was launched in 2001, five survey waves have been completed, and the survey now covers 14 countries and regions in Asia: Taiwan, Hong Kong, mainland China, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia, the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The data collected by the Asia Barometer Survey is regularly released by the Hu Fu Center for East Asia Democratic Studies for use by scholars and experts around the world. For more information on data release, please refer to(Data Release)；The GSS integrates five large regional survey programs from around the world, Asian Barometer Survey, Afrobarometer, Latinobarómetro, Arab Barometer, and Eurasia Barometer, to create a research project on global democratization covering more than 80 countries and regions. Under this framework, the Hu Fu Center for East Asia Democratic Studies has played the lead role in developing long-term partnerships with the World Bank, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), and other key international organizations. The GBS regularly develops and measures indicators related to global democratic development and quality of governance and collaborates to produce authoritative research findings. The GBS database is also provided for use by the global academic community. Over time, the GBS has accumulated a wealth of empirical data and theoretical research results, and it currently plays a leading role in the study of democratization in East Asia. In addition, the GBS has established long-term research collaboration with top international research teams and democracy research institutions to promote innovation in the democratization research agenda worldwide.
International Cooperation Experience
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Global Regional Functional Combination | GlobebarometerJoint Research Project Personnel Exchange Seminar MOU / Collaborative Agreement
2000 ~ present
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The East Asia Institute | South KoreaJoint Research Project Seminar
2000 ~ present
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The Australian National University/The University of Sydney | AustraliaPersonnel Exchange MOU / Collaborative Agreement
2017 ~ present
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Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law, CDDRL | United States of AmericaJoint Research Project Seminar
2017 ~ present
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Henry Luce Foundation | United States of AmericaMOU / Collaborative Agreement
2016 ~ present
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Centre of Taiwan Studies, SOAS, University of London | United KingdomSeminar
2021/02/24 ~ 2021/02/24
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Institute of Policy Studies | SingaporeJoint Research Project Seminar
2020 ~ 2020
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Yeonse University/ Hankuk University of Foreign Affairs | South KoreaSeminar
2017 ~ 2019
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Harvard University | United States of AmericaSeminar
2018/05/29 ~ 2018/05/31
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Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies | United States of AmericaPersonnel Exchange Seminar
2017/09 ~ 2017/10
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Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) | BrazilPersonnel Exchange
2017/04 ~ 2017/04
Contact
Pei-Ju CHAO
Position : Administrative Assistant
Email : u81060012005@gmail.com
Phone : +8862-3366-8456
Principal Investigator
Position : Professor
Email : yutzung@ntu.edu.tw
Education / Background :
