Maëlle Lefèvre is currently completing her Master’s degree in International Security at the International Business School of SciencesPo Paris (PSIA). She is also a Chinese language graduate from INALCO. She completed a one-year exchange program at National Taiwan University (NTU) in Taipei. She is currently working in Taiwan on a six-month internship.
Her research focuses, among other things, are on the Indo-Pacific region, Greater China, and more particularly the relations between China and Taiwan.
Maëlle Lefèvre is also the author of Jiazoku, a novel published in 2019 by Albin Michel editions, that covers the trafficking of Chinese surrogate mothers in Japan, set up by the Yakuza.
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Maëlle Lefèvre termine actuellement son master de sécurité internationale à l’école d’affaires internationales de SciencesPo Paris (PSIA). Elle est également diplômée de langue chinoise à l’INALCO. Elle a étudié, lors d’un programme d’échange d’un an, à l’université nationale de Taiwan (NTU) à Taipei. Elle travaille actuellement à Taiwan, dans le cadre d’un stage de six mois.
Ses travaux de recherche portent, entre autres, sur la région Indo-Pacifique, la Grande Chine, et plus particulièrement les relations entre la Chine et Taiwan.
Maëlle Lefèvre est également l’auteure de Jiazoku, roman paru en 2019 aux éditions Albin Michel, et traitant du trafic de mères porteuses chinoises au Japon mis en place par les Yakuzas.
As Ukraine faces the Russian invasion, all eyes are on Mainland China and the decisions it might make regarding the delicate issue of Taiwan. But to make such assumptions, a
Jean-François Di Meglio, President of Asia Centre, and Maëlle Lefèvre, researcher at Asia Centre (Translation: Hadrien Saperstein) Taiwan, an island of twenty-three million inhabitants, is a de facto independent country
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