譚偉恩：Food Insecurity – Why is it the Common Threat to Powers & How do We Deal with It?
Wei-en Tan
Member of Slow Food, NYC
Reducing greenhouse gases (GHGs) and designing the Post-Kyoto Climate Regime tend to dominate discussions on climate change so far.[1] But to the booming world population, one emerging issue caused by climate change may be even more worth noting and demand no delay: food insecurity.
林永樂：Those Islands Belong to Taiwan
(本文於 2012年10月18日刊登於 Foreign Policy 網站，請點選連結觀看原文）
The longstanding territorial dispute over the Diaoyutai Islands has once again flared up. The Japanese government’s recent unilateral move on Sept. 11, 2012 to “nationalize” three of the islands, known as “Senkaku” in Japanese, through a purported “purchase” has reignited tensions in East Asia. But while most attention has focused on the standoff between China and Japan, the Diaoyutai Islands actually form an inherent part of the territory of the Republic of China (Taiwan) based on the islands’ geographical location, geological structure, relevant historical evidence, and international law. Japan’s claim over the islands simply does not stand up to close scrutiny.
邵漢儀：The Inconvenient Truth Behind the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands
全文轉自Nicholas Kristof 於紐約時報之部落格。
Diaoyu Island is recorded under Kavalan, Taiwan in Revised Gazetteer of Fujian Province (1871).