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52. National Technical Assistance Center (NTAC-APPI) supervisory/management issues, and current legislation concerning APAs. The Asian American government Executives Network (AAGEN) is proud to http://www.ntac.hawaii.edu/e_news/2004archive/_NTACe_Feb1.htm

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53. How To Meet US Government The Asian American experience in the US how the government works, and how certain legislation specifically affects the......Meets US government http://www.sfsu.edu/~advising/O_preview/usgov.htm

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54. The Coalition For Effective Change Asian American government Executives Network. Mark Wong EEOC Office ofCommunications and legislation. 1801L Street NW 20507, 202-663-4029, 202-663-4912 http://www.effective-change.org/Memberslist.html

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55. Democracy Dispatches 54 Unlike last year s HAVA bills, this year s legislation fleshes out the process voter registration information with information in government databases. http://www.demos-usa.org/democracydispatches/dispatches54.htm

Text-only version Democracy Dispatches Number 54, February 18, 2004 Democracy Dispatches is a regular Demos publication that tracks and analyzes democracy issues in the states through continual contact with a growing network of people committed to improving American democracy. We welcome submissions of short articles, op-eds, and letters to the editor. For more information, please contact the editor, Sarah Tobias, at stobias@demos-usa.org Comments and suggestions may be sent to DemocracyDispatches@demos-usa.org If you're not a subscriber yet, Sign up to receive Dispatches! Have you Registered to Vote? Printer friendly version ... Publications IN THIS ISSUE STATE NEWS: Arizona: Implementation of Proposition 200 Delayed; California: ... ANNOUNCEMENTS STATE NEWS Arizona: Implementation of Proposition 200 Delayed AP 2/10/05 Editor: Sarah Tobias Staff Writers: Kinga Bernath Ludovic Blain Rebecca Ruiz Linda Tan Sarah Tobias Nick Williams Guest Contributors: NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund Christian Smith-Socaris

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58. Project MUSE A brief genealogy of work on the African American/Asian American interface the level of activism, government, and legislation, and the representational. http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_asian_american_studies/v005/5.1wong.html

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60. Hollywood's Asian Strategy 6/7 | Asian American Features | GoldSea of course, has less to do with securing intellectual property rights legislation to operate openly and, in some cases, with government blessings. http://goldsea.com/Features2/Strategy/strategy6.html

GOLDSEA FEATURES HOLLYWOOD'S ASIAN STRATEGY Page 6 of 7 o one is happier about Hollywood's spotted Asian successes than the office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) whose burden of combating perceived "unfair trade practices" has been markedly lightened as a result. So-called "non-tariff trade barriers" in a number of Asian nations have tumbled significantly since the Warner-China Film Accord, yet more evidence of the Chinese ripple effect. "Hollywood's strategy is very simple. They want as much money as they can get, and not give any back" Restrictions on the number of importable prints in Taiwan, for example, have all but diminished while Corean limits on the number of days that theaters could play foreign product also appear to be disappearing. In more restrictive societies, especially those like Malaysia and Indonesia, which have large Muslim populations, censorship is still an obstacle. Recent problems with films like Babe , an otherwise wholesome film by American standards but offensive to the Islamic view of pigs as "dirty" animals, underscore the lingering challenges. Centralized distribution monopolies like China Film's are also a characteristic of strict regimes like President Suharto's in Indonesia, where local laws even prohibit the opening of studio offices. But these are minor issues when considering the bigger picture. If the next 15 years in Asia even remotely mirror Europe over the course of the past 15, Hollywood's ultimate domination seems all but certain. Key to this success is the development of multiplexes throughout the region, a trend which nearly doubled Hollywood's European revenues in just over a decade.

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