March, 2012

Chin-Shou Wang

中文履歷

 

Associate Professor

Department of Political Science & the Graduate Institute of Political Economy

National Cheng Kung University

No. 1, University Road

Tainan City 701

Taiwan

Tel: (886)6-2757575 ext. 50220

Fax: (886)6-2766498

Email: wangc@mail.ncku.edu.tw, wangc52002@gmail.com

 

Member of Editorial Board (08/2010- 07/2012), Taiwanese Sociological Review,

Member of Supervisory Board (2011-2012), Taiwanese Political Science Association.

 

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EDUCATION

 

Ph.D. (2004), in Sociology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

M.A. (2001), in Sociology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

M.A. (1994), in Sociology, National Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan.

B.A. (1991), in Industrial Management, National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan.

 

PREVIOUS POSITION HELD

           

            Assistant Professor (02/2006-07/2009), National Cheng Kung University.

Post-Doctoral Fellow (2004-2005), Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University.   

 

AREAS OF INTEREST

 

Judicial Politics, Law and Society, Political Sociology, Social Movements, Qualitative Research Methods.

 

PUBLICATION

 

Forthcoming, “The Rise of Judicial Politics in Taiwan.” Taiwanese Political Science Review 16(1) (in Chinese).

 

Forthcoming, “An Empirical Study of Judicial Deliberation in District Courts in Taiwan.” (first author with Fon-Ru Wei) Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies  (in Chinese). 

 

2011, “Judicial Reform in Taiwanese Political Transformation” Pp. 334-363 in Democracy, Democratization, and Governability, edited by  Xunda Yu and Szue-chin Philip  Hsu, Hangzhou: Zhejiang University Press  (in Chinese). 

 

2011, “The Strategies of Judicial Independence Reform: By the Name of the Rule of Law and Democracy” Pp. 257-287 in The Age of Social Movements, edited by Ming-sho Ho and Hsiu-hsin Lin, Taipei: Socio (in Chinese).

 

2011, “Judges’ Dissent and Democratic Accountability” (first author with  Fon-Ru Wei). Chengchi University Law Review 119:1-62(in Chinese).

 

2010, ‘The Movement Strategy in Taiwan’s Judicial Independence Reform..” Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 39(3):125-147.

 

2010. “The Judiciary: From Periphery to Storm Center”. Pp.229-248, in Toward the Next Democratic Era (1990-2010), edited by Jieh-min Wu, Thomas Kuo, and Yun Fan, Taipei: Left Bank Culture (in Chinese).

 

2008, “Judicial Independence and Democratic Accountability.” Taiwanese Political Science Review 12(2): 115-164 (in Chinese).

2008, “Taiwan’s Judicial Reform for Twenty Years: Toward Independence.” Thought and Word 26(2): 133-174 (in Chinese).

 

2007. “The Openness of Political Market and the Breakdown of Local Factions.” Electoral Studies 14(2): 25-51(in Chinese).  

 

2007. “Analysis of Compound Campaign in the 2005 Three-in-one Election: A Case Study of the Loh Tsui County” (second author with Chia-Hung Tsai and Ding-Ming Wang). Taiwanese Political Science Review 11(2): 173-225(in Chinese).

 

2007. “Independent Judiciary, Dependent Judge?” Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social Studies 67: 1-38 (in Chinese).

 

2007. “How to Buy Votes: Building a Broker Organization” (first author with Charles Kurzman). Pp.61-78 in Elections for Sale: The Causes and Consequences of Vote Buying, edited by Frederic C. Schaffer. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner.

 

2007. “Dilemmas of Electoral Clientelism: Taiwan 1993.”(first author with Charles Kurzman). International Political Science Review 28(2): 225-245.

 

2006. “Judicial Independence Reform and the Breakdown of the Kuomintang’s Clientelism.” Taiwanese Political Science Review 10 (1): 103-162 (in Chinese).

 

2006. “The End of the Era of Taiwanese Clientelism.”  Contemporary 227: 26-37 (in Chinese).

 

2004. “The Success and Failure of the Kuomintang Political Machine.” Taiwanese Political Science Review 8(1): 99-146 (in Chinese).

 

2004. “Collapsing Local Factions in Taiwan.” Taiwanese Sociology 7: 177-207 (in Chinese).

 

2001. “The Dilemmas of Clientelism: Electoral Mobilization of Clientelism in Taiwan, 1993.” Carolina Papers in Democracy and Human Rights, No. 1, University Center for International Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

 

1997. “The Making and Operation of a KMT Candidate’s Vote-Buying Machine.” Taiwanese Political Science Review 2: 3-62 (in Chinese).

 

POLICY REPORT

 

2011. “Building an Accountable Judiciary.” (first author with Fei-Fan Lin), Taiwan Thinktank.

 

HONOR AND GRANT

 

2012-2013, From Street to Court: The Legal Mobilization of the Taiwanese Environmental Movement, National Science Council.

 

2011. Research Award, College of Social Science, National Cheng Kung University.

 

2009. Dr. Wu Ta-Yu Award for Youth Scholar, National Science Council.

 

2009. Industry-Academy Cooperation Award, Office of University Advancement, National Cheng Kung University.

 

2009. High Quality Paper Award, Office of University Advancement, National Cheng Kung University. 

 

2009-2012. The Political Consequence of Taiwanese Prosecutorial Reform and Its Response, National Science Council.

 

2008. Industry-Academy Cooperation Award, Office of University Advancement, National Cheng Kung University. 

 

2008-2009. Prosecutorial Reform under the New Government (2), Landmark Project, National Cheng Kung University.

 

2008-2009. Distinguished Junior Faculty Research Scholarship, Office of Research and Development, National Cheng Kung University.

 

2007-2009. Measuring Judicial Independence in Taiwan, National Science Council. 

 

2007-2008. Prosecutorial Reform under the New Government (1), Landmark Project, National Cheng Kung University.

 

2007. Industry-Academy Cooperation Award, Office of University Advancement, National Cheng Kung University.  

 

2007. High Quality Paper Award, Office of University Advancement, National Cheng Kung University.  

 

2007. International Journal Paper Award, Office of University Advancement, National Cheng Kung University.  

 

2007. Research Award, College of Social Science, National Cheng Kung University.

 

2006-2007. Judicial Independent Reform since Democratization in Taiwan, National Science Council.

 

2004-2005. Taiwan Studies Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University.

 

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

Visiting Scholar, the Center for Asian Studies and the Walker Institute of International and Area Studies, University of South Carolina, 01/2010-02/2012.

 

Member of Advisory Board, 2009-, European Research Center on Contemporary Taiwan, Tuebingen University.

 

Reviewer, American Political Science Review; Journal of Current Chinese Affairs; Law & Politics Book Review; Journal of Social Sciences and Philosophy; Journal of Social Sciences; Taiwanese Journal of Political Science; Taiwanese Political Science Review; Chinese Political Science Review; Taiwan Democracy Quarterly; Journal of Electoral Studies; Academia Sinica Law Journal; National Science Council (Research Grant; Travel Grant); National Chiao Tung University (New Faculty).

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Organizer, “Democratization and Judicial Reform in Taiwan” workshop, co-sponsored by the Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University, and Taiwan Foundation for Democracy. April 23, 2005.