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The Movement Strategy in Taiwan’s Judicial Independence Reform

Author(s): Chin-shou Wang
Publisher(s): German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Hamburg, Germany
Publication: Journal of Current Chinese Affairs Vol 39, No 3 (2010)
Date of publication: 2010
From Page 125 to 147

Description: Judicial independence reform in Taiwan was pioneered by a group of reform-spirited judges from Room 303 of the Taichung District Court, in 1993, rather than as part of the mass movement unfolding on the streets. This paper examines why the movement strategy was successful and how its limitations eventually created problems that hinder further judicial reforms in Taiwan.

General note: Open Access (Creative Commons License Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 Germany)

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	The Movement Strategy in Taiwan’s Judicial Independence Reform Author(s): Chin-shou Wang Publisher(s): German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Hamburg, Germany Publication: Journal of Current Chinese Affairs Vol 39, No 3 (2010) Date of publication: 2010 From Page 125 to 147 Description: Judicial independence reform in Taiwan was pioneered by a group of reform-spirited judges from Room 303 of the Taichung District Court, in 1993, rather than as part of the mass movement unfolding on the streets. This paper examines why the movement strategy was successful and how its limitations eventually created problems that hinder further judicial reforms in Taiwan. General note: Open Access (Creative Commons License Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 Germany) Download: other language ($language) - Download this document (221 KB)

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The Movement Strategy in Taiwan’s Judicial Independence Reform