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JACOBS, J BRUCE
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084978
Taiwan: changes and challenges
/ Jacobs, J Bruce
Jacobs, J Bruce
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Publication
2008.
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In January and March 2008, Taiwan's citizens voted primarily for domestic political reasons to oust the Democratic Progressive Party administration and promulgate the second peaceful transfer of power in Taiwan's relatively young democracy. Surveys suggest that the new administration of President Ma Ying-jeou in its first few months in office has failed to meet voter expectations. Taiwan's new international relations with the United States, Japan and China have also raised concerns both within Taiwan and overseas.
Key Words
Taiwan - Relations - China
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Taiwan - Election 2008
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Taiwan - Relation - Japan
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080297
Taiwan and South Korea: Comparing East Asia's two "third-wave" democracies
/ Jacobs, J Bruce
Jacobs, J Bruce
Journal Article
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Publication
2007.
Summary/Abstract
Asia has two "third-wave" democracies, Taiwan and South Korea. Historically and in their democratizations both countries share several features. Both had a Japanese colonial experience. The economies of both grew rapidly under authoritarian governments and both democratized at similar times. Both democratic regimes have faced issues of legitimacy, media that derive from the old authoritarian regimes, and judicial authorities that have been slow to democratize. However, Taiwan and South Korea also differ in several important respects. For example, Taiwan has some continuity of political parties, while in South Korea parties have become the electoral machines of leading politicians. Taiwan and South Korea today both have divided polities, but democratization has achieved widespread acceptance in both countries and very few people wish to return to an authoritarian past.
Key Words
Political Parties
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Taiwan
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South Korea
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Democratization
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Japanese Colonialism
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077039
Taiwan studies in Australia
/ Jacobs, J Bruce
Jacobs, J Bruce
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Publication
2007.
Key Words
Australia
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Taiwan
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China
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Taiwan - Relations - Australia
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Australia - Relations - China
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