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Contributors CHAN, Hou-sheng( 詹火生 ) Convener, Social Security Division, National Policy Foundation CHAO, Li-yun( 趙麗雲 ) Legislator Fellow, Education and Culture Division, National Policy Foundation CHAO, Yi( 趙怡 ) Fellow, Education and Culture Division, National Policy Foundation CHAO, Yung-mau( 趙永茂 ) Dean, College of Social Sciences, National Taiwan University CHEN, Chao-cheng( 陳朝政 ) Assistant Professor, General Education Center, Kaohsiung Medical University CHEN, George S. Y.( 陳世圯 ) Convener, Sustainable Development Division, National Policy Foundation CHEN, Stephen S. F.( 陳錫蕃 ) National Policy Advisor to the President of the Republic of China Retired Ambassador, Former ROC’s Representative to the U.S. Adjunct Professor: University of Maryland, Tamkang University, National Taiwan Normal University, National Chengchi University CHENG, Chih-yu( 成之約 ) Professor, Institute for Labor Research, National Chengchi University CHOU, Yujen( 周育仁 ) Professor, Department of Public Administration and Policy, National Taipei University CHU, Jui-ting( 褚瑞婷 ) Assistant Research Fellow, Education and Culture Division, National Policy Foundation v
Page 1 and 2: CONTENTS Preface Overview ix xi Foc
Page 3: Agriculture and Fisheries Impact of
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Page 9 and 10: Preface Two important elections too
Page 11 and 12: Overview Another change of governme
Page 13 and 14: CHU, Yung-peng Minister without Por
Page 15 and 16: Development of Democratic Politics
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Page 37 and 38: An Analysis of 2008 Legislative and
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What’s Wrong with Taiwan’s Econ
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Corporate Governance in Taiwan’s
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Taiwan’s Important Education Indi
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Establishment of the Pension System
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Party Politics after the 2008 Legis
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Feasibility of Creating a New Speci
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Policy for Indigenous Peoples in Tr
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Revision of the Assembly and Demons
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Exercise of the Powers of Examinati
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Referendums in Taiwan in 2008 125 R
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Referendums in Taiwan in 2008 127 V
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Referendums in Taiwan in 2008 129 C
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Using PPGIS to Involve Citizens in
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Parliamentary Reform of 2008 143 Pa
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The Foreign and Cross-Strait Polici
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An Ancient Cure for Chinese Woe 157
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Stabilizing the Triangle: A Persona
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PLAN Looks beyond Taiwan 171 PLAN L
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PLAN Looks beyond Taiwan 177 China
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PLAN Looks beyond Taiwan 179 Admira
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PLAN Looks beyond Taiwan 181 China
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Overseas Chinese in the United Stat
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Impact of Closer Cooperation with C
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Strategies for Cross-Strait Financi
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Budget Efficiency and Performance-B
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Tax Reform Giving Consideration to
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Tax Reform Giving Consideration to
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Impact of High Oil Prices on Taiwan
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Reconstruction of Dangerous Bridges
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Reconstruction of Dangerous Bridges
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A Synthesis of Energy Tax, Carbon T
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Cross-Strait Media Exchange after a
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Shortcomings in Policy-Making on Cu
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Long Term Care and Long Term Care I
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Protection of Dispatched Workers’
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Taiwan Development Perspectives 200
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