Author

Wu Shang-Su

Research Fellow - Cited by 154 - International relations - defence - military modernisation - railway diplomacy

Biography

Dr Wu Shang-Su is a research fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS). He obtained his PhD from the New South Wales University in Australia and his master's degree in international relations from tha National Taiwan Unversity. Prior to joining RSIS, he was with the National Defense University and the Legislative Yuan in Taiwan. His areas of expertise include small states' security; security issues of Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines and Taiwan; and the People's Liberation Army.
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Developmental railpolitics: The political economy of China’s high-speed rail projects in Thailand and Indonesia
SS Wu, A ChongContemporary Southeast Asia 40 (3), 503-526, 2018201
37
2018
Singapore-Kunming Rail Link: A “Belt and Road” Case Study
S Wuthe diplomat 17, 2016201
14
2016
Public policy implications of the fourth industrial revolution for Singapore
TB Tan, SS WuS. Rajaratnam School of International Studies., 2017201
12
2017
The Defence Capabilities of Small States Singapore and Taiwan’s Responses to Strategic Desperation
S WuPalgrave, 201610201
10
2016
The development of Vietnam’s sea-denial strategy
S WuNaval War College Review 70 (1), 143-161, 2017201
9
2017
Vietnam: a case of military obsolescence in developing countries
S WuThe Pacific Review 32 (1), 113-130, 2019201
8
2019
‘Indo-Pacific’ vs ‘Asia-Pacific’: Contending Visions?
SW Alan ChongRSIS Commentary, 2018201
7
2018
The modern naval fortress: an additional sea denial option for coastal states
S WuDefence Studies 18 (1), 6-94, 2018201
7
2018
Taiwan’s South China Sea Dilemma
S Wuhttp://thediplomat.com/201/02/taiwanssouthchinaseadilemma/, 20120
6
2016
China’s one-track mind in Kazakhstan
S WuAPPS Policy Forum, 2018201
4
2018
Nuclear disaster in Taiwan: a multidimensional security challenge
S WuGlobal Change, Peace & Security 28 (3), 289-305, 2016201
4
2016
Aquino’s Military Modernization: Unprecedented but Insufficient
S WuThe Diplomat, 2016201
4
2016
The trouble with the Lancang Mekong Cooperation Forum
S WuThe Diplomat 19, 2018201
4
2018
What’s behind Southeast Asia’s high military spending?
S WuEast Asia Forum, 2018201
3
2018
Rail developments under the BRI
S WuCritical Reflections on China’s Belt & Road Initiative, 95-1, 000
2
2020
Military modernisation in Southeast Asia in the Indo-Pacific strategic context
S WuDefense & Security Analysis 37 (2), 22-23, 20220
1
2021
Taiwan’s armed forces: Development and prospects
SS WuThe Taiwan issue: Problems and prospects, 57-73, 20920
1
2019
Lancang-Mekong Cooperation: The current state of China’s hydro-politics
S WuMinilateralism in the Indo-Pacific, 74-87, 2020202
1
2020

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