The Economic Security Research Program in technological geopolitics focuses on Taiwan’s economic security reforms and the emerging challenges of international multilateral cooperation. Taiwan’s robust advanced wafer manufacturing capabilities form a critical foundation for maintaining order and security among techno-democracies.

As global technological advancements accelerate—whether in the pursuit of AI performance breakthroughs or the development of quantum computing—Taiwan’s semiconductor industry remains a key driving force. However, Taiwan faces comprehensive threats from China, which seeks to establish technological hegemony. In response, Taiwan’s institutional reforms to safeguard national security and interests are not only crucial to its own survival but also closely tied to the interests of the international community.

At the same time, the long-term trend of global supply chain restructuring raises pressing questions about Taiwan’s strategic positioning. How should Taiwan adapt to these shifts and collaborate with allies to consolidate shared economic and security interests? These considerations are central to Taiwan’s economic security strategy.

Through policy reports and expert analysis, this research examines economic security issues in the era of technological geopolitics, fostering a platform for discussion and offering unique perspectives for Taiwan and global policymakers. In doing so, it aims to shape international consensus and drive policy actions.