Part I. Introduction, Research Questions and Formation
1. Taiwan’s Green Parties: Alternative politics in Taiwan
2. Frameworks and Data for Analysing Taiwan’s Green Parties
3. Beautiful accidents: The formation of Taiwan’s Green Parties Part II. The Changing Impact and Human Face of the Green Parties
4. The Impact of the Green Parties in Taiwan: Elections, Media and the International
5. Who are the Green Parties? Leaders, Candidates and Supporters Part III. The First Decade: 1996-2005
6. The GPT’s First Election in 1996: Professor Kao Catching Missiles
7. Almost breaking through in 1998: Is it OK to frequent sexual nightclubs?
8. Understanding the GPT’s quiet period: 1999-2005 Part IV. The Pan Han-sheng era: 2006-2012
9. Returning to elections between 2006 and 2009: The Wish of the Ladybird, Red-Green Alliance and Treetop Protest
10. The Struggle to become a Relevant Party: The 2010 and 2012 campaigns Part V. The Lee Ken-cheng era 2013-2016
11. Reforms and the Local Breakthroughs and Setbacks of 2014: Unfinished Progress
12. The 2016 GPT SDP Alliance’s failed national breakthrough: The Lunchboxes and Teenage Idol election Part VI. The Wang Hau-yu era: 2016-2020
13. A new model of local election campaigning in 2018: Winning or Selling its Soul?
14. The Teng Hui-wen or Wang Hau-yu GPT campaigns in 2020 Part VII. Conclusion
15. Conclusion: The aftermath, rebranding, returning to research questions and practical lessons.