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In Memoriam
Mao-Hong Lin
Restructuring The Institutional Logics of Taiwan’s Prison Labor: A Human Rights-Based Approach
Mao-Hong Lin
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April 13, 2026
RECONCEPTUALIZING PRESIDENTS’ CLEMENCY POWER UNDER THE FRAMEWORK OF HUMAN RIGHTS: THE RIGHT TO SEEK CAPITAL CLEMENCY IN TAIWAN
Mao-Hong Lin
·
March 11, 2024