Blue and Green Pan-Party - Taiwanese Politics (Volumes 1 and 2)

Author: Wang Jianmin / Zhao Huikě
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: In March 2003, with the conclusion of the presidential election in the Taiwan region, the political landscape of the island underwent historic and profound changes. In the following years, the political forces within the island, primarily represented by the Kuomintang, the People First Party, the New Party, the Democratic Progressive Party, and the Taiwan Solidarity Union, underwent a reorganization, forming the two major political camps of Pan-Blue and Pan-Green. These two camps dominated the main thread of political life in the Taiwan region. This book examines the historical development, organizational structure, basic policies, and political strength of these two camps from multiple perspectives, providing an in-depth analysis of the unique political culture and political ecology of the island's political arena. It explores the current state and future trends of the island's politics, showcasing the research findings of mainland scholars. This book serves as an academic reference for readers and scholars interested in Taiwan-related issues.