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The Other Taiwan

Political and Economic Development/Asia

Taiwan's dramatic postwar transformation from bomb-damaged former Japanese colony, pacified Chinese province, and Guomindang bastion to economic miracle and showplace of state-sponsored democratic transformation has been the subject of intense scholarly and popular scrutiny. Few studies, however, have confronted the other, darker side of the island's economic revolution. The contributors to this important new text address that imbalance by examining the effects of the socio-economic transformation of Taiwan's political system, environment, religious structures, the relationships between the sexes and the different ethnic populations. They also examine the way in which different segments of the economy have reacted to the government's attempts to maintain certain traditional sectors and to control basic interpersonal and intergroup relationships within the economic sphere.

What emerges from this important text is a decidedly revisionist portrait of a country that is far more complex than the one depicted in much of the existing "Taiwan miracle" literature.

In addition to his substantive introduction. Professor Rubinstein provides background and context for each of the major sections, making this new text user-friendly for a wide variety of courses.

TAIWAN IN THE MODERN WORLD

THE OTHER TAIWAN
1945 to the Present
Edited by Murray A. Rubinstein

TAIWAN
National Identity and Democratization
Alan M. Wachman

THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN TAIWAN'S DEVELOPMENT
Edited by Joel D. Aberbach, David Dollar and Kenneth L. Sokoloff

POLLUTION, POLITICS, AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN TAIWAN
The Lukang Rebellion
James Reardon-Anderson

TAIWAN ENTERPRISES IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
Edited by N. T. Wang

TAIWAN
Beyond the Economic Miracle
Edited by Denis Fred Simon and Michael Ying-mao Kau

CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
AND THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Edited by Harvey J. Feldman

THE PROTESTANT COMMUNITY ON MODERN TAIWAN
Mission, Seminary, and Church
Murray A. Rubinstein

CONTENDING APPROACHES
TO THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF TAIWAN
Edited by Edwin A. Winckler and Susan Greenhalgh

STATE AND SOCIETY IN THE TAIWAN MIRACLE
Thomas B. Gold

TAIWAN IN THE MODERN WORLD

The Other Taiwan

1945 to the Present

Linda Gail Arrigo
Joseph Bosco
David W. Chen
Robert L. Cheng
Bi-ehr Chou
Hai-yuan Chu
Yun-han Chu
Catherine S. Farris
Shih-Chung Hsieh
Hsiu-Lien Annette Lu
Murray A. Rubinstein
Alan M. Wachman
Jack F. Williams
Jane Kaufman Winn

Murray A. Rubinstein
Editor

First published 1994 by M.E. Sharpe

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

The Other Taiwan: 1945 to the present /
Murray A. Rubinstein, editor.
p. cm.(Taiwan in the modern world)
An East gate book.
Includes index.
ISBN 1-56324-192-7.ISBN 1-56324-193-5 (pbk.)
1. TaiwanPolitics and government1945
2. TaiwanEconomic conditions1945
3. TaiwanCivilization.
I. Rubinstein, Murray A., 1942
II. Series.
DS799.816.074 1994
951.24'905dc20
94-16058
CIP

ISBN 13: 9781563241932 (pbk)
ISBN 13: 9781563241925 (hbk)

Contents

Murray A. Rubinstein

Alan M. Wachman

Taiwanese Society in Transition: Reconciling Confucianism and Pluralism Hai-yuan Chu

Yun-han Chu

Taiwan Factions: Guanxi, Patronage, and the State in Local Politics Joseph Bosco

From Democratic Movement to Bourgeois Democracy: The Internal Politics of the Taiwan Democratic Progressive Party in 1991 Linda Gail Arrigo

Not by Rule of Law: Mediating State-Society Relations in Taiwan through the Underground Economy Jane Kaufman Winn

Jack F. Williams

Paying the Price of Economic Development in Taiwan; Environmental Degradation Jack F. Williams in collaboration with Chang-yi Chang

David W. Chen

Hsiu-Lien Annette Lu

The Social Discourse on Womens Roles in Taiwan: A Textual Analysis Catherine S. Farris

Changing Patterns of Womens Employment in Taiwan, 1966-1986 Bi-ehr Chou

Robert L. Cheng

Joseph Bosco

From Shanbao to Yuanzhumin: Taiwanese Aborigines in Transition Shih-Chung Hsieh

Joseph Bosco

The New Testament Church and the Taiwanese Protestant Community Murray A. Rubinstein

Linda Gail Arrigo is completing her doctorate in the department of sociology at the State University of New York at Binghamton. She also works with the Democratic Progressive Party on Taiwan.

Joseph Bosco is a member of the department of anthropology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong in Shateen, the New Territories, Hong Kong. He is also the editor of Taiwan Studies: A Journal of Translations published by M. E. Sharpe.

David W. Chen is a reporter for the Associated Press based in Hong Kong.

Robert L. Cheng is a member of the department of East Asian languages and literature at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Bi-ehr Chou is the chair of the recently established department of gender studies at the National Xinhua University in Xinju, Taiwan.

Hai-yuan Chu is a senior research associate at the Institute of Ethnology/Academia Sinica in Nanking, Taibei. He also conducts large-scale surveys for the agencies of the government of the Republic of China.

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