中華民國國際關係學會2026年會暨「川普2.0時代下的國際秩序重組：大國競爭、地緣衝突與能源安全」國際學術研討會
**中華民國國際關係學會2026年會暨「川普2.0時代下的國際秩序重組：大國競爭、地緣衝突與能源安全」國際學術研討會** is a professional and academic conference held in Taipei, Taiwan on November 21, 2026. Participants present and discuss research on international relations topics, including great power competition, geopolitical conflict, and energy security in the context of contemporary global order. The event combines the annual meeting of the Republic of China International Relations Association with an international academic symposium addressing current international affairs.
Why it matters
For students and delegates interested in international relations, this conference offers a focused lens on some of the most important forces shaping global politics: shifting power balances, regional conflict, and energy security. Its theme points directly to questions of how major political change can affect the international system.
Because the event is listed with **mixed eligibility**, it may be relevant to attendees from different academic or professional stages who want to engage with contemporary global affairs in an in-person setting.
How to prepare
Start by building a clear understanding of the conference theme: how changes in U.S. leadership can influence international order, alliances, strategic rivalry, and energy markets. Reviewing recent developments in great-power competition, ongoing geopolitical flashpoints, and the role of energy security in foreign policy will help you follow discussions more confidently.
It may also help to prepare a few concise talking points or questions connecting these areas—for example, how geopolitical conflict affects supply chains or how major powers use energy as a strategic tool. Since no committees are listed, broad subject-matter preparation is the safest approach.