A copy of Tsai’s dissertation, titled “Unfair Trade Practices and Safeguard Actions,” was provided to the LSE library in paper form, and to the National Central Library in digital form by Tsai, it said. Tsai had also authorized the LSE to provide a digital copy of her dissertation to researchers at the school, she said. Tsai thanked the school for making a public statement confirming the authenticity of her dissertation and doctoral diploma. She also apologized for the “shameful political culture in Taiwan, which caused so much disturbance” to the LSE. “As president, Tsai must maintain social credibility,” the Presidential Office said at the time.

Source: Taipei Times October 09, 2019 15:56 UTC