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Stella Treumann and Dr. Rich co-authored, "Would Taiwan Accept Syrian Refugees"

  • Soleiman Kiasatpour
  • Tuesday, February 7th, 2017

Stella Treumann, an international affairs major from Germany, and Dr. Timothy Rich co-authored an article on Taiwanese perceptions of Syrian refugees.  Miss Treumann conducted an experimental web survey of 500 randomly selected respondents. The authors conclude that apprehensions over population density and a drain on public services, rather than the religious beliefs of asylum seekers, influence support for welcoming refugees from the war-torn country.  Treumann and Rich's article can be found at: https://sentinel.tw/taiwan-syria-refugees/

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