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Volume 3: December 2009: Special Issue on Taiwan and Justice in Comparative Perspective
Guest editor: Professor Jerome A. Cohen (New York University School of Law)
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Editorial
Paul-François Tremlett
Keynote Essay
Jerome A. Cohen
Policing and Justice
Police Governance – Community, Policing, and Justice in the modern UK
Chris Williams
Community, Policing, and Justice in Modern Taiwan
Jeff Martin
Changing Policing in the PRC
Michael Palmer
Restorative Justice
Memory, Partial Truth and Reconciliation without Justice: The White Terror Luku Incident in Taiwan
Fang-Long Shih
Compensation for and Acknowledgement of Former State Violence in Germany – An Implicit Comparison with Taiwan
Stephan Feuchtwang
The Legal System and Justice
The Disappearance of Yu Man-Hong: A Cautionary Tale of the Search for Justice in Post-1997 Hong Kong
Carol Jones
Environmental Justice in China’s Urban Environmental Decision-Making
Lei Xie
Commentaries
Global Civil Society and Justice in Three Workshops Compared: Korea University, LSE Taiwan Research Programme, and Bangkok University
Hakan Seckinelgin
Book Reviews
Amartya Sen, The Idea of Justice, Allen Lane, 2009
Eva Nag
Taiwan in Comparative Perspective
ISSN 1752-7732
The eJournal of the Taiwan Research Programme
at the London School of Economics
Volume 2: December 2008
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Articles
Hou Shan in Maps: Orientalism in Taiwan’s Geographic Imagination
Hsia Li Ming and Ethan Yorgason
Constructions of National Identity: A Tale of Twin Capital Building in Early Post-war Taiwan
Yi-Wen Wang and Tim Heath
Women's Organizations and the Changing State/Society Relationship: Resistance, Co-option by the State, or Partnership?
Fang-Mei Lin
Original Sin on the Island Paradise? Qing Taiwan’s Colonial History in Comparative Perspective
Edward Vickers
Book Reviews
Margaret Hillenbrand (2007) Literature, Modernity, and the Practice of Resistance: Japanese and Taiwanese Fiction, 1960-1990
Christopher Lupke
David Wang and Carlos Rojas (eds) (2006) Writing Taiwan: A New Literary History
Tommy McClellan
Michael Rudolph (2003) Taiwans multi-ethnische Gesellschaft und die Bewegung der Ureinwohner: Assimilation oder kulturelle Revitalisierung? and Peter Kulchyski (2007) The Red Indians: an Episodic, Informal Collection of Tales from theHistory of Aboriginal People’s Struggles in Canada
Scott Simon
Taiwan Journal of Democracy
Paul-François Tremlett
Cover art: Video still from Unfolding © Jenny Lu, used with permission.
To learn more about the artist and her work, and to see the full video, please visit http://www.step13.co.uk/jennylu/.
This publication was supported in part by a grant from the Tsao Yung-Ho Foundaion
Volume 1: November 2007
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Articles
‘Communism’ in Taiwan and the Mainland: Transmission of the Great Leap Famine and of the White Terror
Stephan Feuchtwang
Death-Scapes in Taipei and Manila: A Postmodern Necrography
Paul-François Tremlett
The Intrusive Rendering: Dictation of Stereotypes and the Extra-Ordinary
Doreen Bernath
Commentaries
The EU Two-Level Sovereignty System as Model for Taiwan and China
Bengt Johansson
Ethnicity in the Politics of the Unreal
Allen Chun
The 'Red' Tide Anti-Corruption Protest: What Does it Mean for Democracy in Taiwan?
Fang-long Shih
Reviews
Huang Zhang-jian (2007) Er-er-ba shijian zhenxiang kaozheng gao (The Truth about 2-28: Assessing the Documents)
Stefan Fleischauer
Shao-li Lu (2005) Zhanshi Taiwan: quanli, kongjian yu zhimin tongzhi de xingxiang biaoshu (Exhibiting Taiwan: Power, Space and Image Representation of Japanese Colonial Rule)
Edward Vickers
Mark Harrison (2006) Legitimacy, Meaning, and Knowledge in the making of Taiwanese identity
Paul-François Tremlett
Response to Tremlett's Review of Legitimacy, Meaning, and Knowledge in the making of Taiwanese identity
Mark Harrison
Cover art: Mass of Consciousness (2000) Ink on paper, 112 x 203cm. © Ming-hui Chen, used with permission.
To learn more about the artist and her work, please visit www.minghuichen.co.uk.
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