英文摘要 |
With focus on the academic research on“political history of modern Taiwan”from 2020 to 2021, this article summarizes the main findings, aiming to clarify the trends in recent studies and identify topics worthy of future exploration. In addition to discussing research results on political history of Taiwan under Japanese rule and in the post-war period, this article also devotes a section to reviewing research outcomes that span across different eras and territories. Topics related to the Japanese colonial era include imperial policies and Taiwanese society, local systems and individual figures or events, as well as the subjectivity and actions of Taiwanese people. Cross-era and cross-boundary topics include military history and Taiwanese Imperial Japan Servicemen, the 228 Incident and its ripples, Taiwan’s foreign relations and legal status, Taiwan Sekimin became overseas Taiwanese. Post-war topics include authoritarian rule, political cases and transitional justice, democracy and human rights, and election campaigns. Political history is the core of historical research, and exploring Taiwan’s political history over the past century is of particular academic and practical significance. It is noteworthy that Taiwan has created two miracles in the past century; one being the economic miracle of rapid income growth, and the other, the political miracle of establishing a democratic political system. Reviewing the past century, this article presents how Taiwan achieved the political miracle of democratization. There are still many issues in the political history of modern Taiwan that merit in-depth investigation. In addition to topics related to the Japanese colonial era and the post-war period, many cross-era and cross-territory issues also warrant further examination. Interdisciplinary comparative analysis and the establishment of Taiwanese subjectivity are possible research directions. With dedication to identifying problems and analyzing historical materials, new subjects will be discovered for further exploration in future. |