| Number 169 October 2018 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
Democracy in Taiwan
4
From Revolutionary Democracy to Democratic Revolution: Development and Transformation of Democratic Politics in Taiwan
Chang Yu-fa
11
Merits and Flaws of Taiwanese Democracy
Sechin Yeong-shyang Chien
17
Revolution, Democracy and National Identity
Chow Po-chung
23
Reflections on Taiwanese Democracy: Present and Future
Jiang Yi-huah
Research Articles
30
History-Writing in the Global Age: The Master Narratives and Periodization of Modern Chinese History Revisited
Li Huai-yin
44
The Unconventional Interprovincial Movement of the Chinese Communist Party Members (1927-1931)
Li Li
61
Hong Kong and the Chinese Communist Revolution in 1930s and 1940s
He Bi-xiao
77
1967 Riots and the Emergence of the Identity of "Hongkonger"
Hui Sung-tak
Research Notes
95
"Communist Party Member": A Political Symbol in a Love-hate Relationship
Feng Xiao
View on the World
106
Art Criticism in Hong Kong: Luis Chan's Early Artistic Thoughts and Aesthetics
Lee Sai-chong
Scholar's Reminiscences
117
In Memory of Professor Sir Charles K. Kao
Chen Fong-ching
120
Reminiscences of Professor Wei Zheng-tong
Jin Guan-tao, Liu Qing-feng
123
In-between Family and Country: Historical Writings of Professor Kenneth Pai
Chak Chi-shing
Book Reviews
129
Understanding Africans in Guangzhou from the Perspective of "Low-end Globalization": A Review on Gordon Mathews with Linessa Dan Lin and Yang Yang, The World in Guangzhou: Africans and Other Foreigners in South China's Global Marketplace
Jiang Qiu-yu
139
Rethinking the Prosperous Cities in Wartime: A Review on Wu Jen-shu, The "Paradise" after Disaster: City Life of Suzhou during the Period of the Anti-Japanese War
Mao Sheng
148
Capital Construction and Nation State Building: A Review on Charles D. Musgrove, China's Contested Capital: Architecture, Ritual, and Response in Nanjing
Hu Yue-han
160
Tripartite Interactions
162
From the Editor’s Desk
