Taiwan's Democracy: Civil Society Resilience

This chapter examines the complexities of Taiwan's democracy, focusing on the crucial role of civil society in maintaining freedoms and countering external threats, particularly from China. It highlights grassroots movements and civic engagement as vital components in shaping Taiwan's approach to digital governance and societal challenges. The discussion also urges international recognition of Taiwan's unique model while acknowledging its ongoing struggles and the need for improved relationships between civil society and government.