Taiwan Undaunted In Search Of The Nation That Cannot Call Itself A Nation | 15.56 MB
Title: Taiwan Undaunted: In Search Of The Nation That Cannot Call Itself A Nation
Author: Neal E Robins;
Category: Nonfiction, History, Asian, China, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, International
Language: English | 272 Pages | ISBN: 981982429X
Description:
Taiwan Undaunted explores the emergence of Taiwanese nationhood and identity, from colonial and dynastic times to its democratic awakening. Drawing on over eighty in-depth interviews conducted across the island as part of an eponymous documentary film, the author blends personal anecdotes and sharp analysis to capture how ordinary Taiwanese see themselves – their aspirations, dreams, hopes, and fears. At the centre of this account lie the tensions between Taiwan’s indigenous heritage, immigrant roots and the geopolitical complexities across the strait. With China’s territorial claims intensifying, the book reflects on the resilience of Taiwan’s democracy and the uncertain future that lies ahead.
Readership: General readers, journalists, policymakers, and professionals with an interest in Taiwan’s politics, society, and identity; readers of contemporary Asian affairs and cross-strait relations. Travelers and visitors wanting a deeper understanding of Taiwan beyond guidebook facts; members of the Taiwanese diaspora and global audiences curious about how Taiwan fits into wider debates on democracy and China.
Taiwan Undaunted explores the emergence of Taiwanese nationhood and identity, from colonial and dynastic times to its democratic awakening. Drawing on over eighty in-depth interviews conducted across the island as part of an eponymous documentary film, the author blends personal anecdotes and sharp analysis to capture how ordinary Taiwanese see themselves – their aspirations, dreams, hopes, and fears. At the centre of this account lie the tensions between Taiwan’s indigenous heritage, immigrant roots and the geopolitical complexities across the strait. With China’s territorial claims intensifying, the book reflects on the resilience of Taiwan’s democracy and the uncertain future that lies ahead.
Readership: General readers, journalists, policymakers, and professionals with an interest in Taiwan’s politics, society, and identity; readers of contemporary Asian affairs and cross-strait relations. Travelers and visitors wanting a deeper understanding of Taiwan beyond guidebook facts; members of the Taiwanese diaspora and global audiences curious about how Taiwan fits into wider debates on democracy and China.
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