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Atlanta, GA | Posted: July 21, 2022
Communications Officer
Sam Nunn School of International Affairs | School of Public Policy
Summary Sentence:
Daniel Aum authored the piece in a report by the German Marshall Fund.
Full Summary:
Daniel Aum authored the piece in a report by the German Marshall Fund.
Daniel AumDaniel Aum, a Ph.D. student in international affairs, science, and technology, published an article in the German Mashall Fund’s report, “Next-generation Perspectives on Taiwan.” Aum’s piece is titled “Level Up: Upgrading U.S.-Taiwan Technology Cooperation.”
In it, Aum argues that the United States and Taiwan should seek to strengthen the latter’s technological capabilities in the event that China decides to invade. He proposes several possible ways to improve U.S.-Taiwan collaboration, including enhancing joint cyber training operations, pursuing open 5G architecture, and negotiating a free trade agreement between the two parties.
“The purpose of this agreement would not only be to defend U.S. and Taiwanese interests against potential Chinese aggression; it would also seek to strengthen the parties’ respective national technological bases, to exploit areas of mutual technological benefit, and to promote thicker bonds of dependence short of a clear security commitment,” Aum writes.
Read the full report from the German Marshall Fund.
