Congratulations to Our Alumni for the Publication of Their Master's Thesis Research in an Edited Volume

Congratulations to our alumni:

• Balen (Pao Ching-Hui), a graduate of the 108th Cohort
• Humhum Ispalidav (Chou Hsiao-Feng), a graduate of the 109th Cohort

After being revised and expanded, both alumni’s master's thesis research has been included in the book From Indigenous Mountains to Hakka Hills: Contemporary Indigenous–Hakka Relations in Taiwan, edited by Distinguished Professor Chang Han-Pi. Their publications demonstrate the academic depth, research quality, and social significance of their scholarly work.

📘 Balen (Pao Ching-Hui)
Original Master's Thesis:
"Collaborative Governance and Challenges in Natural and Cultural Ecological Landscape Areas: A Case Study of Tourism Development in Hayou Creek, Dawu Community, Wutai Township"

Published Chapter:
Chapter 2: "From Tourism Development to Co-management of Natural Resources: A Case Study of Tourism Development in Hayou Creek, Dawu Community, Wutai Township"
／Balen (Pao Ching-Hui)

📘 Humhum Ispalidav (Chou Hsiao-Feng)
Original Master's Thesis:
"A Preliminary Study on the Production and Marketing Relations of Asparagus Fern in the Indigenous Community of Namaxia District, Kaohsiung City"

Published Chapter:
Chapter 4: "Ethnic Relations within Indigenous Agricultural Production and Marketing Systems: A Case Study of Asparagus Fern Production and Marketing in Namaxia Indigenous Community, Kaohsiung"
／Humhum Ispalidav (Chou Hsiao-Feng) & Wang Hung-Jen

Once again, congratulations to both alumni for their outstanding achievements. May their research continue to inspire academic discussions and contribute to broader social dialogues through the dissemination of Indigenous knowledge and perspectives.