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From the February 28 Incident of 1947 to 38 years of martial law, Taiwan experienced state violence under authoritarian rule, only beginning to confront historical trauma and pursue transitional justice after the lifting of martial law.
The historical background, process, and impact of the Kuomintang government's 1949 relocation to Taiwan, and post-war political, economic, and social reconstruction
Not the last puzzle piece of a continent, but the first node of a maritime network: Ts’ao Yung-ho’s island-centered lens reframes Taiwan’s history.
A comprehensive review of three major Taiwan Strait crises and the 77-year evolution of cross-strait relations, understanding the historical context and contemporary challenges of Taiwan Strait tensions
Every act of repression manufactured more resisters. From the February 28 Incident to the Sunflower Movement, how one island made its dictatorship train the very people who buried it.
From 1960-1990, Taiwan created a remarkable economic miracle, transforming from an agricultural society to an industrialized nation, joining South Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore as the 'Four Asian Tigers'
From Burma's Lost Army to bamboo fence kingdoms: how 1.2 million refugees redefined 'home'
Political persecution during the martial law period (1949-1987), literature bans, and post-democratization rehabilitation and transitional justice
The major 1947 event that changed Taiwan's historical trajectory - from the outbreak to the long journey toward transitional justice
Taiwan's first systematic colonial rule, from the Dutch establishment of Fort Zeelandia to Koxinga's founding of Taiwan, laying the foundation for Han Chinese settlement and political institutions
From 'barbarians' to 'Indigenous peoples' - a centuries-long struggle for identity recognition and dignity
From 1895-1945, Japan ruled Taiwan for 50 years, bringing comprehensive modernization and institutional management while implementing assimilation policies, profoundly influencing Taiwan's social development
The Martial Law Era is a crucial phase for understanding modern Taiwan's political development. This period of authoritarian rule not only profoundly influenced Taiwan's political culture but also laid the foundation for later democratic transition. The political persecution and human rights violations during martial law became important driving forces for Taiwan's pursuit of democracy and freedom, and remain historical legacies that transitional justice must address.
Taiwan's economic miracle journey from an agricultural society to becoming one of the Asian Tigers
Taiwan's prehistoric era and indigenous peoples are the key starting point for understanding Taiwan's identity. As a possible homeland of Austronesian peoples, Taiwan serves not only as the cradle of Pacific island civilizations but also as the foundation of multicultural Taiwan. This history proves that Taiwan has been an island of multi-ethnic coexistence since ancient times, laying the groundwork for modern pluralistic society.
1683-1895 Qing Dynasty ruled Taiwan for 212 years, from passive governance to active construction, establishing the foundation of modern Taiwan's administrative divisions and Han Chinese society
Taiwan in the Age of Exploration - from international trade center to pirate kingdom, a legendary rise and fall
From Liu Mingchuan's Qing dynasty railway to the Japanese longitudinal line to high-speed rail: How railways shaped Taiwan's urban development and cultural memory
From the tangwai movement to multiparty democracy: How Taiwan evolved from authoritarianism to democracy through electoral culture transformation
