Part 1 Taiwan's judicial reforms in comparative and historical context
1. Taiwan's judicial reform process: East Asian context, democratization, and diffusion / Neil Chisholm
2. The long century of Taiwan's Westernized justice system: historicizing the dynamics of her judicial reform of 1999 / Tzung-Mou Wu
3. The development and reform of Taiwan's prosecutorial system: 1945-2014 / Heng-Da Hsu
Part II Institutional transformations
4. Separation of the judiciary and the public prosecution: the cornerstone of judicial reform in Taiwan / Yueh-Sheng Weng and Chien-Lian Lee
5. Regime unchanged: the organization and failed reorganization of Taiwan's Judicial Yuan / Yen-Tu Su
6. Reform and resistance: restructuring Taiwan's appeals process and the internal culture of Taiwan's Supreme Court / Puma Shen
7. Adopting a lay participation system in Taiwan: the trial observer reform attempt / Mong-Hwa Chin
8. Transformation from the top-down or bottom-up? legal education reform as a microcosm of Taiwan's inconclusive judicial reform process / Neil Chisholm and Hwei-Syin Chen
Part III The procedural revolution
9. Conscience and convenience: Taiwan's rocky road to adopting the adversarial system in criminal procedure / Chia-Wen Lee 10. The evolution of the right to counsel in Taiwan / Rong-Geng Li
11. A leap forward not yet achieved: civil procedure reform in Taiwan / Jing-Huey Shao
12. Administrative law reform in Taiwan / Ching-Hui Chen
Afterword: president Tsai's 2017 National Conference on Judicial Reform / Neil Chisholm
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