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Taiwan t?chi-shi =: History of Taiwan government (Japanese Edition) by Yosabur? Takekoshi, 1905-01-01
Taiwan / World Trade Organization: government finance--accession to Global Government Procurement Agreement.: An article from: Global Legal Monitor by Wendy Zeldin, 2009-07-02
The Statistical Summary of Taiwan. The Government-General of Taiwan by Various Authors, 2009-01-01
Taiwan's Development Experience: Lessons on Roles of Government and Market.(Review) (book review): An article from: ASEAN Economic Bulletin by Liu Yunhua, 2000-12-01
Taiwan Government and Business Contacts Handbook
The Statistical Summary of Taiwan. The Government-General of Taiwan by w/o author, 2010
Face Off: China, the United States, and Taiwan's Democratization by John W. Garver, 2000-09-05
Cooperation or Conflict in the Taiwan Strait? (Asia in World Politics) by Ralph N. Clough, 1999-01-21
Cooperation or Conflict in the Taiwan Strait? (Asia in World Politics) by Ralph N. Clough, 1999-01-21
Lee Teng-Hui and Taiwan's Quest for Identity by Shih-shan Henry Tsai, 2005-09-03
Postwar Taiwan in Historical Perspective by Chun-Chieh Huang, 1998-08-15
Taiwan in the Twenty-First Century by Xiaobing Li, 2003-08-11
As Taiwan Approaches the New Millennium by John F. Copper, 2002-04-06
Taiwan: Economic, Political and Social Issues

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Taiwan Government Web Site Hacked
A hacker, possibly based on the Chinese mainland, invaded the principal Web siteoperated by Taiwan s Board of Foreign Trade sometime between 6 pm Sunday
http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/540731
I. Wallerstein, 154, "Towards China's Reunification?"
The US cut such relations with the taiwan government and abrogated the USChinaDefense pact. But of course, the taiwan government remained in place.
http://fbc.binghamton.edu/154en.htm

Extractions: On January 15, 2005, representatives of the government of China and of the authorities on Taiwan held a meeting in Macao, which has been described as "historic." They agreed that, for the first time since 1949, there would be direct flights from mainland China to Taiwan. True, this agreement was for three weeks only, beginning January 29. And true, the flights were restricted to persons domiciled in Taiwan who were temporarily located on the mainland, to permit them to return to see families during the Chinese New Year. Who were these people permitted to take the flights? They were Taiwanese residents who are conducting business on the mainland. There are between 700,000 and 1 million such people, and their number is growing steadily. Given the recent exchange of harsh rhetoric between Beijing and Taipeh, the agreement was quite unexpected and sets an important precedent. One must appreciate the historical background to assess its importance. We speak of the continuity of Chinese civilization over 5000 years. But if one looks closely at the history of China, there were a series of empires which lasted a certain time followed almost always by periods of breakdown of a central authority. The political history of China has been a continuous attempt to maintain or restore the unity of the country.
Taiwan News Online
No delegate representing taiwan government will attend Wednesday s meeting in He urged Beijing to respect taiwan government s appointment of TAITRA to
http://www.etaiwannews.com/Taiwan/Politics/2005/07/25/1122254588.htm

Extractions: 2005-07-25 / Taiwan News, Staff Writer / No delegate representing Taiwan government will attend Wednesday's meeting in Beijing on Taiwan's fruit exports to China, a ranking official from the Cabinet-level Mainland Affairs Council indicated yesterday. The MAC will not appoint any representative because the Chinese government was sticking to its stance with regard to who it is prepared to talk to on importing fruit from Taiwan, said the top MAC official, who requested anonymity.
ETaiwanNews.com/E-government Transforms Public Sector Services, Says Researcher
Taiwan s egovernment success has been recognized internationally. In termsof equality, the taiwan government is working to provide more convenient
http://www.etaiwannews.com/Taiwan/2004/09/01/1094005382.htm

Extractions: Taiwan E-government transforms public sector services, says researcher 2004-09-01 / Taiwan News, Staff Writer / By Cheryl Robbins The Research, Development and Evaluation Commission is the think tank of the Executive Yuan, and among the RDEC's six departments, the Department of Information Management is responsible for the planning, evaluation and implementation of e-government services. Ho Chuan-te, director of the RDEC's Department of Information Management, explained that an important function of his department is that of coordination between government agencies. "I have studied the e-government programs of major countries and they point out that the next phase of e-government is integrated service. So, my department is developing a common platform. Through this common platform, different information and different services can be integrated." With such integration, there will be less need for people to physically go to and from a number of agencies to receive services. Instead, through the latest technology they can access our "one-stop service." Ho explained that, "By the end of this year, we are going to provide online travel service and business start-up service. If you want to start a business, you just log on to the government portal to obtain all of the necessary information about registration, taxation, etc. Then, through a single window obtain all of the necessary services. We would also like to provide sightseeing services through integration of the private and public sectors. Previously, if you wanted to obtain such services, you had to visit lots of Web sites for information, for hotel booking, for transportation. In the near future, we are going to integrate them. This is what we call a one-stop service or cross-boundary service, not only connecting government to government, but also extending government services to the private sector." Also in the works are online medical, household and government employment services.
Government Manufacturers - AsianNet Global Suppliers - Asia, Asian, China, Taiwa
taiwan government Manufacturers, China Government Manufacturers, GovernmentSuppliers, Government Exporters, Government Traders, Government Products,
http://www.asiannet.com/page3.php?catid=1262&category=Government
Economist.com | Country Briefings: Taiwan
government arrived from the mainland in 1949, Taiwan had an agrarian economy a trend that appeared to accelerate after the taiwan government further
http://www.economist.com/countries/Taiwan/profile.cfm?folder=Profile-Economic St
Taiwan Government Gives Linux Big Boost
taiwan government gives Linux big boost Microsoft software too expensive shock.By Mike Magee Friday 26 July 2002, 0951. WE VE COVERED A CONTINUOUS battle
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=4631
Taiwan Government | Taiwan And Taiwanese Government | Pinoy Showcase Taiwan Sear
Search Amazon.co.uk about taiwan government. Search on taiwan government onJuvio Solutions for Life AlltheWeb - Ask - Gigablast - GoClick - Google
http://www.pinoyshowcase.com/search/Asia/Taiwan/Government/
The Venture Capital Industry In Taiwan
When the taiwan government formally established the venture capital industry in The taiwan government s tax incentive plan prompted many risk takers to
http://www.altassets.com/casefor/countries/2001/nz3807.php

Extractions: Source: Taiwan Venture Capital Association. Taiwan's venture capital industry is currently thriving. It has been boosted by an abundance of Taiwanese high-tech companies that are proving an attractive option for investors. The Taiwan Venture Capital Association provides an introduction to VC in Taiwan and looks at the ways in which the Taiwan government can ensure its continuing success in the future. When the Taiwan government formally established the venture capital industry in 1983, the Ministry of Finance prompted the Executive Yuan to form the Administrative Committee on Venture Capital Investment Enterprises to regulate the founding process for VC funds. Since 1983, 191 VC funds have been formally registered, with total paid-in capital of over NT$130bn. Of the 191 VC funds that have been formally registered in Taiwan since 1983, 169 are currently active and operational, 15 have not yet been formally launched, and seven have either relocated or discontinued their operations. Of the 184 existing VC funds, there are 32 that manage their own funds and 152 use outside venture capital management organisations such as management or financial consulting firms and other VC firms. In total, there are 85 discrete venture capital management organizations in Taiwan with an average of 2 funds and NT$1.5bn capital under management per organization.
Internet In Taiwan
Government Online 2004 via broadband Internet networks since 2002. Taiwangovernment has offered 847 government services online as of the end of 2004.
http://www.find.org.tw/eng/news.asp?pos=1&subjectid=16&msgid=176
Taiwan Government Gives $500,000 To International Center At Texas A&M
taiwan government Gives $500000 To International Center At Texas A M. COLLEGESTATION The government of Taiwan has given $500000 to the International
http://www.tamu.edu/univrel/aggiedaily/news/stories/archive/103098-8.html

Extractions: Programs to begin early in 1999 will include collaborative research and exchanges in hazardous material mitigations, agricultural biotechnology and computer science. In addition, the International Center will work with the Texas Education Agency and Taiwan's Ministry of Education on possible projects such as roundtable discussions for educators.
Taiwan Urges International Community To Immediately Stop China's Institution Of
Source Government Information Office. Republic of China (Taiwan) In responseto this move by China, Tsai said the taiwan government will air its
http://www.mac.gov.tw/english/english/anti/03.htm

Extractions: Responding to a question from Bloomberg News as to how Taiwan interprets China's unilateral drafting of the "anti-separation law" while at the same time expressing a desire to work with Taiwan on launching cross-strait Lunar New Year charter flights, Minister Wu said that China has traditionally adopted a carrot-and-stick approach toward Taiwan. On the one hand, it seeks to express its goodwill, while on the other hand it seeks to put pressure on Taiwan. Wu said that even if the two sides were able to reach agreement on charter flights for the upcoming holiday, this would by no means indicate that Taiwan is willing to accept the "anti-separation law." He said that Taiwan has continuously pursued cross-strait peace and stability, but would not sit by idly should China take any unilateral action to change the status quo in the Taiwan Strait. A reporter from Singapore's MediaCorp TV asked how, since the United States' Taiwan Relations Act and China's proposed "anti-separation law" are both domestic laws, Taiwan might expect the United States to oppose the "anti-separation law" under the current framework of the Taiwan Relations Act. Wu responded that the legal spirit and content of the Taiwan Relations Act and the "anti-separation law" are different; the former aims to protect the rights and freedoms of Taiwan's people and provide Taiwan with sufficient means to defend itself, while the latter is primarily a legal excuse for China to use military force against Taiwan and to unilaterally change the status quo.
RAND | Research Areas | U.S. National Security | Archive | Taiwan Enters A New E
He described the taiwan government as being open to a variety of ways to engagein dialog with the mainland. Any solution to the crossstraits issue,
http://www.rand.org/natsec_area/products/taiwan.html

Extractions: Optimum graphic presentation of this site requires a modern standards-friendly browser. The browser you are using may not display exactly as we intended, but you will still be able to access all of our content. For more information, see About This Site . Why upgrade? Click here to see how this site's homepage displays with a modern browser. Publication Search RAND Research Areas U.S. National Security ... SUPPORT RAND Panelists and Presenters Presenters included the following experts: Shelley Rigger, associate professor of political science of Davidson College; Thomas B. Gold, professor of sociology at University of California, Berkeley; Frederic P.N. Chang
Women In Action: Declining Birth Rate Worries Taiwan Government. (health Section
Access the article, Declining birth rate worries taiwan government. (healthsection). from Women in Action, a publication in the field of News Society,
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb341/is_200304/ai_hibm1G1106652249

Extractions: in partnership with Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research Taiwan's Ministry of the Interior is worried about the nation's declining birth rate, which has hit a record low, and is looking for ways to get couples to have more children. The ministry's Population Administration Department is going to develop a plan to stimulate the birth rate and slow down the rate at which Taiwan is turning into an ageing society. "Most of the younger generations just don't want to have babies. We will try to offer certain incentives to encourage the younger generations to have babies," Minister of the Interior Yu Cheng-hsien said at a ... Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research
Telecom Asia: Taipei: The Taiwan Government Fails Yet Again To Sell Off Shares I
Full text of the article, Taipei the taiwan government fails yet again to selloff shares in Chunghwa Telecom to private investors Asian telecoms this
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FGI/is_4_14/ai_102451555

Extractions: AI Magazine Advanced Battery Technology America's Network BT Catalyst ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Taipei: the Taiwan government fails yet again to sell off shares in Chunghwa Telecom to private investors - Asian telecoms this month - Brief Article Telecom Asia April, 2003 Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Taipei: The Taiwan government fails yet again to sell off shares in Chunghwa Telecom to private investors, after a three-day auction, intended to sell 100 million Chunghwa shares (or a 1% stake), ended disastrously, with only 7.42 million shares sold. Advertisement
UDM College Of Business Photo Gallery :: Taiwan Government Meeting
taiwan government Meeting. 8 images in this album on 2 pages, slideshow login.Gallery UDM College of Business Photo Gallery navigate UP
http://business.udmercy.edu/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=Taiwan-Governme
Shay & Partners - Taiwan - Taiwan Government Considering Enacting Spam Legislati
Mondaq Article Service Shay Partners - Taiwan - taiwan government ConsideringEnacting Spam Legislation (05/01/2004)
http://www.mondaq.com/i_article.asp_Q_articleid_E_23865

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Taiwan: Government
Taiwan taiwan government Go back to the top directory level. From this pageyou can search the Taiwan business directory s government section.
http://world-trade-search.com/iic/twgov.shtml

Extractions: [ Go back to the top directory level. ] From this page you can search the Taiwan business directory's government section. Please enter the key words that will identify the type of services that you are interested in. Enter the search words in any desired language: Choose Search Language: English Chinese Danish Dutch Finnish French German Hebrew Italian Icelandic Japanese Korean Norwegian Portuguese Russian Spanish Swedish Turkish Choose Display format: Compact Full All the words Find Any of the words Max number of hits: [ There is a search help file available! ] World Trade Search Business Directory.
Morningstar - Dow Jones Company, Inc. Taiwan Government Plans
taiwan government Plans To Sell Another 14% Of Chunghwa Telecom. 0811-05 1057PM EST. TAIPEI -(Dow Jones)- The taiwan government is considering selling
http://news.morningstar.com/news/DJ/M08/D11/200508112257DOWJONESDJONLINE001085.h
Taiwan Government Deserves U.S. Support
taiwan government deserves US support. By Benjamin Lu. Once upon a time, somewheredeep in the tropics, there existed a repressive dictatorship.
http://www.yaleherald.com/archive/xxi/4.5.96/opinion/taiwan.html

Extractions: April 6, 1996 By Benjamin Lu Once upon a time, somewhere deep in the tropics, there existed a repressive dictatorship. A military government of outsiders ruled this poor country with an iron fist, imposing martial law and silencing opposition with the not-so-subtle tactics of torture and arbitrary imprisonment. This poor country's tacit support from the United States government stemmed not so much from their embrace of democratic ideals as from their stubborn anti-communism. This familiar scenario has been played out countless times, but unlike similar situations in Latin America and the Middle East, Taiwan has gone through an incredible metamorphosis. Instead of an unstable history of armed uprisings and military coups, this Asian "Minidragon" has transformed itself into a thriving capitalist country with a penchant for rambunctious democracy. A few weeks ago, it took the final step in becoming the first Chinese-speaking nation in history to elect their leader in a free democratic election. The vision of Taiwan that we have hides this dark history of the last 50 years. In spite of its image as a maker of cheap toys and computer parts, Taiwan only emerged from martial law nine years ago. As recently as the late '80s, Taiwan was listed by Amnesty International as a country where torture was regularly employed by the government. The darkest part of Taiwan's history occurred 49 years ago. Known as the 228 incident (for February 28), 20,000 native Taiwanese were massacred by mainland Chinese troops in an armed uprising. Most of the victims were the intellectual elite and those considered threats to the Nationalist government.

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