Thomas J. Shattuck
Assistant Editor
Research Associate - Program on National Security
Editor, Geopoliticus: The FPRI Blog
Thomas J. Shattuck is the Editor of Geopoliticus: The FPRI Blog, the Assistant Editor, and a Research Associate at FPRI. He received his BA in History and English from La Salle University in 2013 and his MA in International Studies from National Chengchi University in 2016. Thomas also received a Fulbright grant to teach English in Kinmen, Taiwan for the 2013-14 academic year.
His articles have appeared in the Washington Post, the National Interest, the Taipei Times, and Majalla.
Articles
- The “Great Firewall” of China - Majalla -
- The Taiwanese, a force for freedom - Taipei Times -
- The United States can look to the Far East for advice on its monuments - The Washington Post -
- China’s Liaoning Power Play - Majalla -
- Nations must stand up for Taiwan - Taipei Times -
- Cross-Strait Tension Will Increase If Taiwan Buys New Weapons - The National Interest -
- China brazenly arrests a Taiwanese activist — and the Trump administration says nothing - The Washington Post -
- Taiwan’s White Terror: Remembering the 228 Incident - E-Notes -
- Trump’s Asia Policy Takes Shape - E-Notes -
- China: The Real Winner of the 2016 Election - The National Interest -
- Rogue One: A Terrorist Story? - The American Review of Books, Blogs, and Bull -
- Trump and Tsai: A Sign of Things to Come? - E-Notes -
Blog Posts
- Taiwan Loses Another Ally - Geopoliticus -
- Taiwan’s Ex-Presidents: A Carousel of Legal Problems - Geopoliticus -
- Clouded Reassurances in Asia - Geopoliticus -
- Stopover Hysteria: Understanding Tsai’s Stopover in the United States - Geopoliticus -
- Desperate for Attention: Hung-Xi Meeting Lacks Meaning - Geopoliticus -
- The False Promise of Drone Strikes? Ease vs. Effectiveness - Geopoliticus -
- [Taiwan] Is Not Made In China - Geopoliticus -
- Taiwan’s Summer of Dire Straits - Geopoliticus -
