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Abstract
These articles explore the challenges and implications of political polarization within Taiwan's democratic framework. As a vibrant democracy in East Asia, Taiwan has experienced increasing polarization along political, ideological, and identity lines. This paper examines the causes and consequences of political polarization in Taiwan, including its impact on governance, policymaking, and social cohesion. Additionally, it explores strategies for navigating and mitigating polarization, such as fostering dialogue, promoting civic engagement, and strengthening democratic institutions. By analyzing the dynamics of political polarization in Taiwan and proposing potential solutions, this paper contributes to the broader understanding of democratic governance in polarized societies.
Keywords:
Taiwan, Political polarization, Democracy
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