Since the 1960s, Academia Historica has been implementing a publication program focused on the study of national history. So far, we have published nearly 2,000 titles, including a diverse range of historical compilations, oral histories, and historical monographs. These publications aim at enhancing the accessibility and application of our collections to satisfy public information needs. In recent years, in line with Open Government and Transitional Justice policies, we have published a series of books on post-war Taiwanese political events. These include documentary collections on the 228 Incident, Kaohsiung Incident, Chen Wen-chen Case, Declaration of Formosan Self-Salvation Case, the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan Case, and Select Documents on U.S. National Security and Taiwan Policy in Translation. In addition, we have produced oral histories, including titles such as An Oral History of People Related to the GiKong Church, An Oral History of People Related to Overseas Taiwan Independent Movement. Presidential collections including The Reminiscences of President Lee Teng-hui by His Staff & Fellow, Interviews with President Chen Shui-bian, Chiang Kai-shek Diaries, and Chiang Ching-kuo Diaries.

The Publications Catalogue can be accessed at: https://www.drnh.gov.tw/var/file/3/1003/img/10/545574098.pdf