【代公告】跨國議題與亞太區域合作系列2013年11月4日專題演講-「菲律賓民答那峨和平進程」
【代公告】跨國議題與亞太區域合作系列2013年11月4日專題演講-「
講者: Dr. Steven Rood / 亞洲基金會菲律賓及南太平洋島國代表
主辦機構：臺灣大學中國大陸研究中心、美國亞洲基金會、國立中央
指導機關: 外交部 NGO 委員會
演講貴賓:
1. 外交部外交及國際事務學院副院長- 徐勉生大使
2. 財團法人國家政策研究基金會政策委員-羅致遠大使
3. 淡江大學美洲研究所專任教授-陳一新博士
時 間：2013年11月4日（星期一）下午 3:20 – 5:20
地 點：臺灣大學社科院國際會議廳（台北市徐州路21號）
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講者簡介:
Steven Rood
Country Representative, the Asia Foundation – Philippines and Pacific Island Nations; Regional Advisor for Local Governance
Expertise: Political, economic, and social issues in the Philippines; Southeast Asian relations; U.S.-Philippines relations; local governance; the non-governmental sector in the Philippines; and corruption.
Steven Rood is The Asia Foundation’s country representative for the Philippines and Pacific Island Nations. In his concurrent role as regional advisor for Local Governance, he helps to build local government, decentralization, and municipal government programs throughout the region. Dr. Rood, an expert on local government, decentralization, and public opinion polling, and served as professor of Political Science at the University of the Philippines College Baguio from 1981 until joining the Foundation in 1999.
Dr. Rood is the author of a number of works on Filipino politics. His most recent publications are “Interlocking Autonomy: Manila and Muslim Mindanao” in Michelle Ann Miller (ed.)Autonomy and Armed Separatism. Case Studies from South and Southeast Asia (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2012); “End of the Honeymoon?” (Honolulu: Pacific Forum – Center for International and Strategic Studies, PacNet #40, September 9, 2010); 『Will Federalism Solve the Long-Standing Conflicts in the Philippines? Not Really』 (Institute for Autonomy and Governance and Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, December 2007); Forging Sustainable Peace in Mindanao: The Role of Civil Society (East-West Center Washington, Policy Studies 17, 2005); 『Elections as Complicated and Important Events in the Philippines,』 in How Asia Votes (John Fuh-Sheng Hsieh and David Newman, New York: Seven Bridges Press, 2002).
Education: B.A. in political science, University of Washington; M.A. and Ph.D. in political science from Boston University.
