Bachelor of Arts (BA) · University of Reading
Lucas is a penultimate-year History and Philosophy student at the University of Reading, specialising in East Asia through semesters in Seoul and Tokyo. As an incoming Genocide Watch intern, he will research Central and East Asian developments. He co-founded and manages the treasury of the university’s Philosophy Society. Lucas is passionate about international law and aims for a career in international criminal law.
How have historical experiences shaped competing ideas of Taiwanese sovereignty, and why does this history continue to structure contemporary cross-Strait tensions? The article argues that Taiwanese sovereignty cannot be understood as a purely legal or contemporary political question. The persist…
How does the Trump doctrine influence the U.S.’ unilateral engagement? The Trump doctrine follows that America’s needs are of primary concern, and multilateral aid, support, and institutions with heavy reliance on U.S. funding and engagement, should be reduced, minimized, or eradicated. The Trump…
