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The article discusses the democratization of politics in Taiwan as exemplified by the victory of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and its candidate Tsai Ing-wen against the Nationalist Party of Kuomintang (KMT) and its candidate Hung Hsiu-chu in the national elecion on January 16, 2016.

U.S. Interests in the New Taiwan addresses the far-reaching change that has occurred in Taiwan since 1986 and how that impacts U.S. policy toward both Beijing and Taipei. The author [...]

The article offers information on Taiwan's elections 2014 including polls for electing mayors, establishment of election commission and support provided by Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).

The article discusses the connection between politics and human rights in the People's Republic of China following the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.

The article examines the 1986 national election in Taiwan on topics dealing with the country's transition to a democratic form of government, the formation of the Democratic Progressive Party (DDP) and other political parties and the end of the martial law.

The article discusses the condition of human rights in Taiwan from 1986 to 1987 which includes information on the suppression of student demonstrations, anti-Bourgeois liberalization campaign and civil and political rights.

The article discusses the 15th Nationalist Party of Kuomintang (KMT) congress on August 25-29, 1997 at the International Convention Center in Taiwan.

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 offers information on the 1989 national and local elections in Taiwan which was viewed by observers as the most progressive and rapid change in the electoral process and revisions in the governance of the country which also causes raises the issue of Taiwan's relationship with China.

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 changes on the electoral politics in the Republic of China driven by the development of political modernization and democracy in the nation.

The article discusses the constitutional provisions for the elections laws and political campaigns for the adoption of democracy in the Republic of China (RoC).

The article discusses the December 3, 1983 elections in Taiwan where voters casted their ballots for the delegates of the Legislative Yuan and highlights the development of party competition in the national elections.

The article discusses aspects of the local elections in Taiwan during 1981 and 1982 wherein the elections were filled positions on the city council members and county assemblies.

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 influence of the political history and political thought to the structure of the government in the Republic of China wherein democratization comprehend the role of participation in the political system in the nation.