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Taiwan Government:     more books (100)

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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61. Taiwan Government
    taiwan government Click here to enter!  
    http://tw886.to/Gov/

62. New Taiwan Government, New Hope For Peace
    New taiwan government, New Hope for Peace. After a tense presidentialelection, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) won 39% of  
    http://www.worldcitizens.org.tw/english/develop/show-develop1-1.html
    
    Extractions: New Taiwan Government, New Hope for Peace A fter a tense presidential election, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) won 39% of the ballots, ending the 55-year KMT ruling. On May 20, 2000, the tenth president and vice-president made their inaugural speeches, which attracted much attention from Mainland China. The relationship across the Taiwan Strait immediately became even more tense, drawing the attention of the media from all over the world. O n May 13, 2000, the people of Taoyuan County held a farewell party for Ms. Annette Lu, who was the first female Vice President-elect of Taiwan, as well as the incumbent county magistrate of Taoyuan County. Ms. Annette Lu and Mr. Chen Shui-bian, the President-elect, both gave very touching speeches. The farewell party, called "One Step Up, Blessing and Expectation" was attended by Dr. Hong Tao Tze, President of AWC Taiwan and also Honorary Vice President of AWC, along with 36 other AWC Taiwan representatives. In his opening remarks, Dr. Hong formally introduced AWC to the audience. S ponsors of the party invited the well-known Tai Ji Men Qigong Academy to perform their powerful drum performance during the opening ceremony. Also invited were many popular entertainers and performing groups. At the party, Ms. Annette Lu stated, "During my term in office, I will build Taiwan into a green silicon island. Through everlasting love between people, Taiwan's intelligence, and passion, we can share the world and the earth as well."

63. DINO - Language: Englisch - Regional - Asia - Taiwan - Government
    5. Dieser 'externe' Link öffnet sich in einem neuen Fenster taiwan government Guideby Taiwan Online Directory of links to various government departments  
    http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_d274a85a7cbf3a4be47f0811310b7853.html

64. Government Information Office, Republic Of China, Government Information Office,
    For overseas readers, includes information about taiwan and links to GIO's around the world.  
    http://www.roc-taiwan.org/
    
    Extractions: Select = Africa = Burkina Faso Liberia Malawi Senegal South Africa = Asia = Australia Hong Kong Indonesia Israel Japan Korea Malaysia Philippine Russia Saude Arabia Singapore Thailand South America= Argentina Brasil Chile Costa Rica Dominica El Salvador Grenada Guatemala Haiti Honduras Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Venezuela = Europe = Austria Belgique Czech Republic Denmark France Germany - Berlin Germany - Hamburg Germany - Munchen Hungary Italy Netherlands Poland Spain Sweden United Kingdom = North America = Canada - Ottawa Canada - Toronto Canada - Vancouver News from the U.S.

65. Government Information Office, Republic Of China (Taiwan), Government Informatio
    comprehensive informatin about the ROC government on taiwan includesannouncements,official documents and A/V presentations. Category Regional Asia taiwan government  
    http://www.gio.gov.tw/
    
    Extractions: Table of Important Chinese Terms and their English Translations Used by the President in His Speeches and Important Messages Focus GIO Offices Abroad Select = Africa = Malawi Senegal South Africa = Asia = Australia Hong Kong India Indonesia Israel Japan Korea Malaysia Philippine Russia Saude Arabia Singapore Thailand New Zealand = Central Argentina Brasil Chile Costa Rica Rep. Domonicana El Salvador Grenada Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Venezuela = Europe = Austria Belgique Czech Republic Denmark France Germany - Berlin Germany - Hamburg Germany - Munchen Hungary Italy Netherlands Poland Spain Sweden United Kingdom = North America = Canada - Ottawa Canada - Toronto Canada - Vancouver U.S.A. - Atlanta

66. Goverment Information Office
    Your cyberspace connection to taiwan's government agencies  
    http://portal.gio.gov.tw/gio

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    By government Information Office, taiwan.  
    http://www.gio.gov.tw/info/yb97/html/content.htm

68. Government Information Office, Republic Of China
    Links, Interactive government Directory; taiwan Related Links; Informationfor Foreigners,Republic of China. Contact Us, Best viewed  
    http://www.gio.gov.tw/taiwan-website/sitemap.htm

69. Taiwan Headlines, Taiwan Headlines
    taiwan's Englishlanguage online newspaper compiled of headlines from English-language publications, government releases, and articles translated from Chinese. Updated daily by the Republic of China government Information Office.  
    http://www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw/

70. Taiwan Textile Web
    Organization of industry and government, involved in textile quota management, development, marketing and promotion, and providing assistance to improve design, production and management capabilities. English and Chinese.  
    http://ttf.textiles.org.tw/

71. Welcom To TIER
    Institute engaged in research on taiwanese and foreign macroeconomics and industrial economics. Provides consultations for government and businesses, and promotes taiwan's economic development.  
    http://www.tier.org.tw/english.htm

72. The E-Government Entry Point Of Taiwan
    ?Egovernment web service Stop announcement. Ali Shan(Mt.Ali), Dungshan River,East Coast, Keelung River. Kaohsiung, Kenting NP, Kinmen NP, Nat'l Palace Museum.  
    http://www.gov.tw/ENGLISH/

73. Taiwan - Central Bank Of China
    FX statistics, financial institutions, government bond and treasury bill auctions (excel format), monetary policy announcements, and information about new banknotes and coins.  
    http://www.cbc.gov.tw/

74. »OÆW¬Ù¬F©²
    台灣省政府的網站。提供省政新聞、省政建設概況、工程招標資訊、活動訊息. taiwan Provincial government website.  
    http://www.tpg.gov.tw/

75. Taiwan Unfazed By Dumping Taxes
    taiwan's government today expressed regret over a U.S. decision to impose antidumping duties on SRAM (static random access memory) chips produced on the Asian island but said the move would not hurt semiconductor exports. News.com  
    http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,20699,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

76. Government Structure
    taiwan.com.au taiwan Politics Economics government. governmentStructure (Year 2000). Central 2001. Back to taiwan government.  
    http://www.taiwan.com.au/Polieco/Government/Structure/

77. Holidays And Festivals In Taiwan
    Information about traditional holidays and commemorative holidays in taiwan. By government Information Office, taiwan.  
    http://www.gio.gov.tw/info/festival_c/index_e.htm
    
    Extractions: The main holidays and festivals in Taiwan may be divided into two major categories : Festivals are associated with the traditional lunar calendar whereas official holidays are celebrated according to the western calendar . The lunar festivals developed from the customs of China's past, and to the celebrants, these occasions are a time for recalling one's cultural origins and remembering the wisdom of early ages. Such festivals include the Chinese New Year Festival, and Lantern Festival, all symbolic of discarding the old and ushering in the new; the Dragon Boat Festival, a time for warding off evil and strengthening the body; the Ghost Festival, when the outcasts from the underworld are given salvation; the Mid-Autumn Festival a celebration of the full moon and unity of mankind; and Double Ninth Festival is to remember the olders. Official commemorative holidays are primarily based on the achievements of the people and are celebrated to remember events important to the development of the nation. These occasions include the Founding Day of the Republic of China; 228 Memorial Day; Women's Day; Youth Day; Children's Day; Tomb Sweeping Day; Armed Forces Day; Teachers' Day; and days commemorating the decisive events of the ROC's history, including Double Tenth National Day; Taiwan's Retrocession Day; and Constitution Day to name a few.

78. The MS TKG Chinese Politics Site
    Focusing on the attitude of the government towards taiwan.  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/7288/
    
    Extractions: He explains why he took up literature: Lu Xun ...one day I saw a film showing some Chinese, one of whom was bound, while many others stood around him. They were all strong fellows but appeared completely apathetic. According to the commentary, the one with his hands bound was a spy working for the Russians, who was to have his head cut off by the Japanese military as a warning to others, while the Chinese beside him had come to enjoy the spectacle. Before the term was over I had left for Tokyo, because after this film I felt that medical science was not so important after all. The people of a weak and backward country, however strong and healthy they may be, can only serve to be made examples of, or to witness such futile spectacles; and it doesn't really matter how many of them die of illness. The most important thing, therefore, was to change their spirit, and since at that time I felt that literature was the best means to this end, I determined to promote a literary movement.

79. Consulate-General Of The People's Republic Of China In New York
    Information on consular services and the consulate's departments, plus details of the Chinese government's policies on taiwan and the Falun Gong.  
    http://www.nyconsulate.prchina.org/eng/index.html
    
    Extractions: link E-mail Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in New York CONSULATE INFORMATION PRESS OFFICE CULTURE EDUCATION ... OVERSEAS CHINESE all MFA sites this site Beijing to Host WIPO Summit in Late April Chinese Health Minister on SARS The Human Rights Record of the United States in 2002 Health Minister Briefs SARS Conditions in China ... more ... 520 12TH AVENUE, NEW YORK NY 10036, USA

80. Taiwan Journal
    An online weekly journal about taiwan. By government Information Office, taiwan.  
    http://publish.gio.gov.tw/FCJ/fcj.html
    
    Extractions: April 5 - 11, 2003 National Affairs Agriculture council confers on policy Taipei hosts seminar on Asia-Pacific security NGOs seen bolstering WHO bid The news ticker Economy Seminar focuses on cultural industries Industry finds new applications for bamboo Panorama Salt sculptures carving out new niche Jin Hong Lion Dance Troupe preserves age-old tradition Arts and Culture Historic bridge marks 50th anniversary Tourists congregate at Wulaokeng to see Ilan's ecological exposition Commentary Taiwan must look out for its own interests SARS outbreak laid at China's feet Issues Taiwan a major contributor to world health Shown in the picture is carbonized bamboo. After being carbonized at a high temperature, the charcoal can remove odor and regulate moisture in the air.

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