英文摘要 |
The export control regime is a policy tool of a country to prevent international weapons proliferation and protect national security. In addition to weapons, dual-use goods and technologies also subject to export control laws. The latter has attracted great attention because the United States (U.S.) announced in 2019 that Huawei and its affiliated companies will be included in the entity list under its export control laws, prohibiting companies from trading with Huawei without the permission. The U.S. has established a complex dual-use export control regime and the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is the competent authority. Compared with the U.S., Taiwan’s export control regime is stipulated in the Foreign Trade Act, and the Bureau of Foreign Trade is the competent authority. Taiwan’s export control laws are far behind the U.S. in terms of regulatory design, manpower, expertise, and capacity of competent authorities. There is a question whether it can ensure Taiwan’s national security and protect its technology achievements. Therefore, this article compares the export control regime of Taiwan and the U.S. and points out the issues of Taiwan’s regime. Finally, this article proposes the possible ways for improving such regime. |