Taiwanese polity in the twenty-first century : politics and culture in a global context
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Taiwanese polity in the twenty-first century : politics and culture in a global context
（Chinese studies, vol. 32）
E. Mellen Press, c2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [243]-251)
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book offers an understanding of the background - both the deep historical background and the more recent political, economic, and cultural background - to the events of the last four years in Taiwan. It also offers an understanding of the unfolding of relations between Taiwan, China and the United States for many years to come. One of the most important points of this book is the range and depth of its coverage. The essays are not simply concerned with political and economic policy issues, but also cultural and lifestyle issues on a macro and micro level as well as matters of a comparative legal and historical nature. The collective analyses of the issues raised in these essays should provide long-term guidance for an understanding of the many ramifications of the Taiwan experience and Taiwan's relations with the world.
Table of Contents
- List of Tables
- List of Contributors
- Introductory Preface
- Acknowledgements
- 1. American-Chinese Relations and the Taiwan Question (Michael S. Duke)
- 2. Twenty-First Century Taiwan Culture: Internationalization with Local Characteristics (Jan W. Walls)
- 3. The Evolution of Social Welfare Programs in Taiwan and the New Administration (Wen Hui Tsai)
- 4. The Alienation of Chu t'ien-hsin: The "Military Dependent Village" Generation in the 200's (T.C. Russell)
- 5. Taiwan: Sovereignty Re-Interpreted: The Relations across the Taiwan Strait (Zheng Hai Lin)
- 6. Significant Paradoxes: In Contemporary Chinese Communist Theoretical Discourse (Josephine Chiu-Duke)
- 7. Transformation of Local Culture: Taiwan's Search for Democratization (Harry Hsiao)
- 8. Prospects of Taiwan's Bipolar Multiparty System (Leo Y. Liu)
- 9. Selective Bibliography
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