The Inside Story of Taiwan's Quiet Revolution From Authoritarianism to Open Democracy /
"By James Soong, a key government and party official, this memoir of the years 1988 to 1993 details Taiwan's successful transition from authoritarianism to democracy. This period saw a nonviolent process commonly referred to as Taiwan's quiet revolution that serves as a case study for...
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Berkeley, CA :
Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley,
2022
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Table of Contents:
- The Driving Force behind Chiang Ching-kuo's Decision to Democratize Taiwan
- A Goal Kicked in: Lee Teng-hui Becomes Acting Party Chair
- The 13th National Congress of the Kuomintang: A Shift in the Lees' Relations
- Becoming Secretary-General of the Kuomintang
- The 1989 Year-End Elections and the Beginning of My Frenemy Relationship with John Kuan
- A Second Goal Kicked In: The February Political Disputes, from Beginning to End
- The National Affairs Conference
- Hau Pei-tsun Forms a Cabinet
- Factional Fighting within the Kuomintang
- The DPP and the April 17 Protest
- Revision of Article 100 of the Penal Code and the Taiwan Independence Provision
- The DPP Joins the National Unification Council
- The "One Institution, Two Phases" Approach to Constitutional Reform
- The 2nd Legislative Yuan Is Voted in and the Provincial Government Is Frozen Out
- Party Diplomacy
- In Conclusion: Political Integration through Centripetal or Centrifugal Force.
