Divergent Understandings of Taiwanese Democracy: Ma Ying-jeou vs. Tsai Ing-wen
In recent speeches, both politicians claimed that Taiwan’s democracy is in danger. But the way they conceptualize this danger is …
In recent speeches, both politicians claimed that Taiwan’s democracy is in danger. But the way they conceptualize this danger is …
Despite the adoption of a new law on May 17, campaigns will continue to legitimize the kind of homophobic discourse …
Public opinion trends and campaigning by conservative groups raise question marks about Taiwan’s reputation as one of the most liberal …
The current leadership does not seem to have learned from its electoral defeats and therefore the Kuomintang remains locked in …
The upcoming local elections will give us a chance to gauge public satisfaction with Tsai Ing-wen’s DPP government and to …
Although democracy has offered many environmental benefits, it has at times promoted environmentally damaging policies that are now very difficult …
The campaigns for the November 2018 local elections remain focused on personalities rather than issues and continue to favor the …
Taiwan has gone through many ups and downs over the past decades. It always helps to keep the latest cycle …
The field of Taiwan studies in Europe and the United States is more vibrant and interconnected than ever. But many …
Despite clear improvements over the years, the overall rail network continues to suffer from underinvestment and poor planning. Along with political …
The lifting of martial law in 1987 was an important turning point in Taiwan’s history. But it was not such …
The roots of the longstanding divisions that continue to haunt Taiwan’s political scene lie in contrasting understandings of the martial …
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