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Webinar: When Globalisation Meets Geopolitics in the Semiconductor Supply Chain

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Yu-Fen Lai
  Yu-Fen Lai
When Globalisation Meets Geopolitics in the Semiconductor Supply Chain

Amidst the cross-strait tensions that has attracted wide public attention, heated debates also focus on Taiwan’s dominant role in advanced microchips and the implications in the event of hostilities against the island. 

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Global Innovation Hub (FNF Global Innovation Hub) hereby invites you to join our Webinar: When Globalisation Meets Geopolitics in the Semiconductor Supply Chain. This webinar marks the launch of research conducted by Dr. Chun-Yi Lee, Associate Professor at University of Nottingham, on this critical topic. You can download and read the full report here.

In addition, we are thrilled to have Min-Yen Chiang, Research Fellow at Open Technology Fund, join as a co-speaker. Mr. Chiang will explore how China's strategies to acquire Taiwanese semiconductor technologies connect to the global supply chain, including key takeaways and potential risks that stakeholders in Taiwan should proactively address.

Register here: https://forms.gle/ojFnBKEkrrArJUH67

RSVP until November 29th, 2023. Recording will be available for later viewing on our YouTube channel.

When Globalisation Meets Geopolitics in the Semiconductor Supply Chain

When Globalisation Meets Geopolitics in the Semiconductor Supply Chain

The focus of this policy paper is the global semiconductor industry’s supply chain, which is used as a case study to shed light on broader issues, including globalisation and the relationship between states and markets.

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