Chen Shui-bian Administration and the Democratization in Taiwan: A Perspective from the Theory of Democratic Consolidation
Date Issued
2009
Date
2009
Author(s)
Yang, Shu-Mei
Abstract
Taiwan’s first political power turnover President Chen Shui-bian became the first handcuffed former President due to suspected fraud.s Samuel P. Huntington points out, political power turnover is an important empirical index towards democratic consolidation, while Taiwan completed the political power turnover, but the turnover President Chen Shui-bian is being detained due to corruption. hat happened to Taiwan’s democracy? What has been the problem on the road to Taiwan’s democracy? What exactly has Chen Shui-bian’s presidency brought to affect Taiwan’s democracy? How would Taiwan’s democracy continue to go on? Historical trails of cause and effect do not occur out of some point at no reason. When actors, organizations, and systems of all levels wedged to each other to shape and form, it should contain evidences for dynamic dialectic of historical structure.This research is based on democracy as main concept, using democratic consolidation as index, and by means of democratic governance, to investigate the democracy, the physical conditions of Taiwan’s democracy, and the Chen Shui-bian during his presidency to wedge the shape and form to trace back to what exactly Chen Shui-bian’s presidency has brought to affect Taiwan’s democracy, and to suggest for future development of Taiwan’s democracy.
Subjects
Chen Shui-bian
political power turnover
democratization
democratic consolidation
democratic governance
SDGs
Type
thesis
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