Justice Restored?

Agnes Schick-Chen is associate professor at the Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna. She lived in Taipei, Nanjing and Hong Kong for reasons of study and research.Astrid Lipinsky is junior professor at Wuerzburg University and lecturer at the University of Vienna. She is an international expert on gender and women’s rights issues.

• Contents: Astrid Lipinsky/Agnes Schick-Chen: Preface – Agnes S. Schick-Chen: Introduction: Coming to Terms with the Past on Both Sides of the Taiwan Strait: Historical and Political Context – Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik: Coping with the Cultural Revolution: Contesting Interpretations – Shuangwen Liu: The Issue of Guilt in Ba Jin’s «Sui Xiang Lu (Random Thoughts)» – Astrid Lipinsky: Gender Issues of Transitional Justice in Taiwan and their Relevance for Today’s Women’s Movement – Yoshihisa Amae: The Role of the Prespyterian Church in Taiwan’s Transitional Justice – Rosa Enn: The Dao - Power and Powerlessness of Indigenous People in Times of Transition – Sonja Peschek: Transitional Justice in Multiethnic Taiwan. Han Chinese and Yuanzhumin-Identities in Conflict.