PRC Interference in Taiwan's Elections

<p>Please join the CSIS China Power Project, Freeman Chair in China Studies, and Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics on February 11 for a special discussion on the methods and impact of PRC interference in Taiwan’s recent presidential and legislative elections. The event will feature a keynote and Q&amp;A with <b>Audrey Tang</b>, Taiwan’s Digital Minister, and a panel discussion featuring <b>Puma Shen</b> of National Taipei University and <b>Nick Monaco</b> of the Institute for the Future. China Power Project director <b>Bonnie Glaser</b> and Freeman Chair <b>Jude Blanchette</b> will serve in commentator and moderator roles.</p> <p> <b>AGENDA</b><br />   </p><p><b>9:00 a.m. Welcome and Opening Remarks<br /> <i>Jude Blanchette</i></b>, Freeman Chair in China Studies, CSIS</p> <p><b>9:15 a.m. Keynote Address and Q&amp;A</b><br /> , <b><i>Audrey Tang</i></b>Digital Minister, Taiwan</p> <p>Q&amp;A Moderator:<br /> <b><i>Bonnie S. Glaser</i></b>, Director, China Power Project and Senior Adviser for Asia, CSIS</p> <p><b>10:00 a.m.</b> <b>Panel Discussion: Methods and Impact of PRC Interference in Taiwan’s Elections</b><br /> Panelist 1: <b><i>Puma Shen</i></b>, Associate Professor of Criminology, National Taipei University<br /> Panelist 2: <b><i>Nick Monaco</i></b>, Research Director, Digital Intelligence Lab, Institute for the Future</p> <p> Commentator: <i><b>Bonnie S. Glaser</b></i></p> <p> <b>10:45 a.m. Panelists Q&amp;A</b><br /> Moderator: <i><b>Jude Blanchette </b></i></p> <p> <b>11:30 a.m. Event End </b></p> <p> <i>This event is funded with support from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO) in the United States.</i></p>