This address encourages sociologists in Taiwan to engage in policy-oriented researches to increase social influence of this academic discipline. We had overstressed professionalization of sociological research such that the consequent self-disciplining and social isolation had generated severe backlashes. This paper criticized two potential proposals public sociology and strong professional sociology that aimed to obtain social popularity for sociology. It is contended that there exists favorable potentials from social engineering model. Moreover, obstacles that policy sociology might encounter in Taiwan, mainly dominance of economics and bureaucratic hurdles, were detailed. Sociologists can play a more positive role by proposing innovative institutions that are norms-and reason-based. In conclusion, six theses of new policy sociology are presented to manifest a vision of new policy sociology.