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Article(electronic)#1September 28, 2017

Problems and Solutions: A Cultural and Textual Approach to the E-C Translation of Response to Modernity—A History of the Reform Movement in Judaism

In: Cultural and religious studies, Volume 5, Issue 9

ISSN: 2328-2177

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Human Rights Law in Taiwan

In: Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Asian Law (Forthcoming).

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Article(electronic)#3September 27, 2022

"One China" contention in China–Taiwan relations: Law, politics and identity

In: The China quarterly, Volume 252, p. 1025-1044

ISSN: 1468-2648

This article examines the abiding "one China" contention between the People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of China (ROC or Taiwan), focusing on their 2008–2016 cooperation and the ensuing political stalemate. It does so by investigating the PRC's and the ROC's respective legal frameworks and the positions of the major political actors, including the Chinese Communist Party and both Taiwan's Kuomintang and its Democratic Progressive Party. While the PRC maintains its "one-China principle," and the ROC's legal system retains some "one China" elements, the idea of "one China" has been in flux in Taiwan. The traditional conceptualization of "one China" has been increasingly challenged in Taiwan's democratic era by the rise of a countervailing Taiwanese national identity and opposition to the PRC's insistent agenda to absorb the island. These dynamics are rapidly minimizing the appeal and political utility of any "one China" notions in China–Taiwan relations. (China Q/GIGA)

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Article(electronic)#42022

'One China' Contention in China-Taiwan Relations: Law, Politics and Identity

In: The China Quarterly, Volume 252

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Article(electronic)#52021

The United States, China and the European Union at the UN Human Rights Council: Trilateral Dynamics over International Human Rights Norms, Institutions and Politics

In: MULTILATERALISM IN PERIL: THE UNEASY TRIANGLE OF THE US, EU AND CHINA (Chien-Huei Wu, Frank Gaenssmantel and Francesco Giumelli eds., September 2022, Routledge.)

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Article(electronic)#62020

Human Rights Treaty Monitoring 2.0: Taiwan's Local Innovation and Implications for Global Practice

In: Reinvention by Necessity: Implementation of International Human Rights Treaties in Taiwan (Taipei: Taiwan Foundation for Democracy, 2022).

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Article(electronic)#72019

Human Rights in the Chinese Administration of Justice

In: China Human Rights Report 2018, Taipei: Taiwan Foundation for Democracy (2019), pp. 83-112

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Article(electronic)#82018

Isolated But Not Oblivious: Taiwan's Acceptance of the Two Major Human Rights Covenants

In: TAIWAN AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS: A STORY OF TRANSFORMATION (Jerome A. Cohen, William P. Alford and Chang-fa Lo eds.) New York: Springer, 2019.

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Article(electronic)#92018

Localizing Human Rights Treaty Monitoring: Case Study of Taiwan as a Non-UN Member State

In: Wisconsin International Law Journal, Volume 35, Issue 2

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Article(electronic)#102015

Human Rights in China-Taiwan Relations: How Taiwan Can Engage China

In: Hong Kong Law Journal, Volume 45

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Article(electronic)#112014

國際人權實證研究方法概述 (An Overview of Empirical Research Methods in International Human Rights)

In: 台灣人權學刊 (Taiwan Human Rights Journal), Volume 2, Issue 3

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Article(print)#122011

One Problem, Two Paths: A Taiwanese Perspective On The Exclusionary Rule In China

In: New York University journal of international law & politics, Volume 43, Issue 3, p. 713-728

ISSN: 0028-7873

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Article(electronic)#132011

Lawyers' Activism and the Expansion of the Right to Counsel in Taiwan

In: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN CHINA (Mike McConville and Eva Pils eds., 2013). Edward Elgar.

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Article(electronic)#142011

One Problem, Two Paths: A Taiwanese Perspective on the Exclusionary Rule in China

In: New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Volume 43, Issue 3 (2011)

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Article(electronic)#152018

Freedom from Arbitrary Detention in Asia: Lessons from China, Taiwan and Hong Kong

In: Oxford Handbook of Constitutional Law in Asia (David Law, Holning Lau and Alex Schwartz eds., Oxford, Forthcoming)

Chen, Yu-Jie; Cohen, Jerome A.

Chen, Yu-Jie; Cohen, Jerome A.

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