Table of Contents

I: Historical Roots; 1: The Taiwan Republic of 1895 and the Failure of the Qing Modernizing Project; 2: The February 28 Incident and National Identity; 3: Who Joined the Clandestine Political Organization?; II: The Transition of National Identity; 4: The Symbolic Dimension of Democratization and the Transition of National Identity Under Lee Teng-Hui; 5: Mirrors and Masks; 6: The Evolution of National Identity Issues in Democratizing Taiwan; 7: National Identity and Ethnicity in Taiwan; III: Perspectives on Ethnicity and Taiwanese Nationalism; 8: Taiwan's Mainlanders, New Taiwanese?; 9: Toward a Pragmatic Nationalism; 10: The Political Formation of Taiwanese Nationalism; Conclusion

About the Author

Stephane Corcuff