Taiwan | January 4, 2016 Compiled by Michal Thim and Jonathan Sullivan. The past couple of years I have made a list of China scholars active on Twitter–the China Scholars Twitterati. With Taiwan’s elections fast approaching, we have compiled a list of Taiwan-focused scholars, journalists and analysts. These are the people to follow for succinct, timely commentary and resource sharing in the run up to the elections. Twitter user @entinomy has also made a public Twitter list available here. Gwen Wang Follow @GwenythWR Brian Hioe Follow @brianhioe New Bloom Magazine Follow @newbloommag Jeremy Page 裴杰 Follow @JNBPage Ankit Panda Follow @nktpnd ジェームス Follow @jmstwn Austin Ramzy Follow @austinramzy Ian Rowen Follow @iirowen DPP U.S. Mission Follow @TaiwanDPP_DC Lauren Dickey Follow @lfdickey Bonnie Glaser Follow @BonnieGlaser Stéphane Corcuff Follow @stephanecorcuff Wen-Ti Sung Follow @wentisung Michael Turton Follow @michaelturton Ketagalan Media Follow @KetagalanMedia Eric Hundman (何諳銳) Follow @ehundman Tim Culpan Follow @tculpan Shannon Tiezzi Follow @Shannon Tiezzi Gary Rawnsley (何諳銳) Follow @GDRaber Timothy S. Rich 芮宗泰 Follow @timothysrich Ketty W. Chen Follow @HelloKetty1998 J Michael Cole (寇謐將) Follow @JMichaelCole1 David on Formosa Follow @davidonformosa Julia Famularo Follow @Julia_Famularo Jonathan Sullivan Follow @jonlsullivan Michal Thim (廷米賀) Follow @michalthim Pierre-Yves Baubry Follow @pybaubry William Nee Follow @williamnee Taiwan News Follow @taiwanews Eva Dou Follow @evadou Eddie Du Follow @Edourdoo Arna van Goch 花瑜芯 Follow @avgoch Taiwan Explorer Follow @TaiwanExplorer Focus Taiwan Follow @Focus_Taiwan WSJ China Real Time Follow @ChinaRealTime Ben Goren Follow @BanGaoRen Taiwan Law Blog Follow @TaiwanLawBlog Catie Lilly Follow @catielila Klaus Bardenhagen Follow @taiwanreportera Victoria Jen Follow @victoriajen Keith Menconi Follow @KeithMenconi Kharis Templeman Follow @kharisborloff Michal Thim is a grad student in the School of contemporary Chinese Studies. Jonathan Sullivan edits the CPI blog. Youth Will be Served UK-India Business Council, growing trade, and reverse colonialism