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The article discusses the concept of the 1980 elections in the Republic of China and in Taiwan and highlights the competition of the political parties and non-political parties in the national and local elections.

The article discusses the changes in the political system in Taiwan highlighting the country's transition to the democratic form of electoral politics in the country which was modeled by the American political system and constitution which strengthened the partnership between Taiwan and the U.S.

The article discusses the political system in Taiwan and outlines the categories of the local elections including the city mayors, county magistrates and the city council members.

The article discusses the contribution of the national and local elections to the political development in Taiwan in 1980 associated with the progress in the political participation of the politicians.

The article discusses the foundation of participatory democracy associated with the legal and constitutional structure of the democratic system in Taiwan.

The article discusses the contribution of elections to the political development and democracy with the imperative of good and virtuous government in Taiwan.

The article discusses the developments in the political science and the elections in Taiwan during 1985-1986.

The article explores the international status of Taiwan in relation to the global influence of China though the theoretical context of political realism. The author reflects on U.S. foreign policy on China and the sovereignty of Taiwan under the administration of president Barack Obama. Other topics include deterrence, democracy in Taiwan, and economic development.

Reports on the process to elect the governor of Taiwan province and mayors of two metropolitan cities and various other elective positions. Significance of elections; Amendment of constitution as preparation for election; Pre-election politics; Conversion of appointive positions to elective positions; Campaign report; Election results.

Examines the role of minor political parties in Taiwan before and after martial law. Generalizations about minor party approaches and strategies; Performance in elections; Prospects for the minor parties in Taiwan.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the election politics, political development and democratization on Taiwan and in the Republic of China.