How do “Taiwaneses (Taiwanese Americans)” “Appear” in the U.S. Population Census ?: National Policy, Grassroots Movements, and Institutionalization of Ethnic Classification
Ethno-History Group Lecture
Speaker:
Wei-der Shu (Associate Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University)
Topic:
How do “Taiwaneses (Taiwanese Americans)” “Appear” in the U.S. Population Census ?: National Policy, Grassroots Movements, and Institutionalization of Ethnic Classification
「台灣人（台美人）」在美國人口普查是如何「現身」的？：國家官方政策、草根運動與族群分類的制度化
Date and Time:
Monday, May 11, 2026, 14:00-16:00
Place:
Room 802 at ITH
Language:
Mandarin Chinese
Registration:
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Please Note:
- To register for the lecture, please fill out the registration form by May 7 (Thurs.)
- Successful registrants will receive an email notice. Walk-ins are welcome but the priority will be given to registered attendees due to room capacity. Early registration is recommended. Please inform us if you are unable to attend after registration (Email: ethnohistorytw@gmail.com ).
