Introduction. Pandemic Governance and Governmentality in Taiwan Part 1: Historical and Contemporary Contexts 1. Dynamics of Quarantine Control to Epidemic Precaution in Taiwan: A historical review 2. Policies Tackling the COVID-19 Pandemic: Reflections on Public Health Governance and Public Health Ethics based on Taiwan’s Initial Responses Part 2: Liberal Democracy and Pandemic Management 3. Leveraging the Power of Digital Technology for Coping with the COVID-19 Pandemic in Taiwan 4. Zero-Covid, Digital Pandemic Control Measures and the Making of the Public Health State in Taiwan 5. Digital Pandemic Measures in the Age of COVID-19: Taiwan’s Challenges with Regard to Privacy and Personal Data Protection 6. Digital pandemic governance in Taiwan Part 3: Self-Governance and Individual Citizens 7. To Stay or to Leave? A Study of Noncompliance of COVID-19 Quarantine Regulations in Taiwan 8. Negotiating the Risk-Stigma Assemblage: Quarantine Experiences of Returnees to Taiwan during the COVID-19 Pandemic 9. Comparing the governance of the pandemic between vaccine-free and free vaccine strategies: thick governmentality in Taiwan Part 4: Nationhood, Nationalism, and Global Health 10. The Return of NRICM101 to Taiwan: The Contributions of an Herbal Formula to Both COVID-19 Treatment and Nationalism 11. Which is More Toxic- a Virus or Hostility? Discourse and Sentiment Analysis of the Chinese Government and Media’s Statements on Taiwan During the COVID-19 Period 12. Health for All? COVID-19, WHO and Taiwan’s Exceptional Governance