Austin Horng-En Wang | Source | Political Science Professor at University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV)
Austin Horng-En Wang
Austin Horng-En Wang is an expert on voting behavior, East Asian politics, and political psychology. His dissertation examined the relationship between temporal discounting and political participation through survey and experiments in the U.S., Taiwan, and Ukraine. His current research explores the long-term effect of political repression and attitude toward war in East Asia.
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The moves in polling suggest that economic issues might have grabbed attention of voters in local elections in November, but political issues could weigh more in presidential elections.
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Tensions on the Taiwan Strait: Moving Forward by Looking Back
UNLV political science expert explains the history of the region, why the recent U.S. political visits anger China, and the influence of the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
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A California Church Shooting Highlights a Bitter Divide Among Taiwanese | Wall Street Journal
The shooting has spotlighted a politically active Presbyterian congregation that is spread across the U.S. and closely associated with supporters of Taiwan independence.
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Vaccines become political as Taiwan wakes up to COVID reality | Nikkei Asia
President Tsai's approval rating drops as island struggles to procure doses
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University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV)
Political Science Professor