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Government and Politics in Taiwan

by Dafydd Fell

2nd Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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Book Details

Print ISBN9781138187399
eText ISBN9781317285069
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2018
Edition2nd Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages312

Government and Politics in Taiwan, 2nd Edition, is a textbook that introduces the key institutions, political processes, and historical developments that have shaped governance in Taiwan. The volume traces the island's modern political trajectory, examining the era of martial law and the subsequent transition to democracy.

Coverage addresses constitutional structures, party politics, and electoral systems, while also analyzing competing conceptions of national identity. In addition, the book explores Taiwan's external relations, examining how the island seeks international space while managing cross-Strait relations.

Intended for courses in Taiwanese, Chinese, and East Asian politics, this textbook incorporates pedagogical tools including end-of-chapter study questions to support student coursework.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction to government and politics in Taiwan

  2. Chapter 2: Authoritarian rule: The politics of martial law in Taiwan

  3. Chapter 3: Transition to democracy and democratic consolidation

  4. Chapter 4: Taiwan’s government and constitutional structure

  5. Chapter 5: Electoral politics: Milestones, electoral systems and political communication

  6. Chapter 6: Party politics in Taiwan

  7. Chapter 7: Local and factional politics

  8. Chapter 8: Competing national identities

  9. Chapter 9: Taiwan’s external relations: Balancing international space and cross-Strait relations

  10. Chapter 10: From Leninist corporatist state to vibrant civil society: The emergence and role of social movements

  11. Chapter 11: Is democracy working in Taiwan? Social welfare, political corruption and LGBT rights

  12. Chapter 12: Taiwan under divided government 2000-2008: The Chen Shui-bian era

  13. Chapter 13: Taiwan’s Politics Under Ma Ying-jeou and beyond

  14. Chapter 14: A multitude of political miracles and future challenges

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