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Whither Taiwanization? The Colonization, Democratization and Taiwanization of Taiwan
Japanese Journal of Political Science, 2013AbstractOther than during the Civil War of 1945–1949, Taiwan has never been part of a Chinese state ruled by Han Chinese in Mainland China. With the arrival of the Dutch in 1624, Taiwan underwent a succession of six foreign colonial rulers: the Dutch (1624–1662), the Spanish (in northern Taiwan, 1626–1642), the Cheng family (1662–1683), the Manchus ...
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Transfusion Medicine Reviews, 1998
There are major differences in the distribution of blood group antigens and antibodies between the different population groups of Taiwan and whites. As a result, standard Western pretransfusion testing procedures have been modified for use in Taiwan, resulting in great reductions in cost and labor.
M, Lin, R E, Broadberry
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There are major differences in the distribution of blood group antigens and antibodies between the different population groups of Taiwan and whites. As a result, standard Western pretransfusion testing procedures have been modified for use in Taiwan, resulting in great reductions in cost and labor.
M, Lin, R E, Broadberry
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American Journal of Roentgenology, 2008
11 (RSROC) in Taiwan [6]. With the assistance of Paul C. Hodges of the University of Chicago and the many radiologists who returned to Taiwan from the United States in the aftermath of World War II, radiology as a specialty gradually matured in the country [7].
I-Chen, Tsai, Yi-Hong, Chou
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11 (RSROC) in Taiwan [6]. With the assistance of Paul C. Hodges of the University of Chicago and the many radiologists who returned to Taiwan from the United States in the aftermath of World War II, radiology as a specialty gradually matured in the country [7].
I-Chen, Tsai, Yi-Hong, Chou
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2022
This chapter examines the civil law system of the Republic of China (‘ROC’). It highlights that the ROC has a national judiciary, with no separate state court system. The chapter then details the forms of will under ROC law: holograph will, notarial will, sealed will, dictated will, and oral will.
Peng Kwang Chen, Pamela Huang
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This chapter examines the civil law system of the Republic of China (‘ROC’). It highlights that the ROC has a national judiciary, with no separate state court system. The chapter then details the forms of will under ROC law: holograph will, notarial will, sealed will, dictated will, and oral will.
Peng Kwang Chen, Pamela Huang
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The Issue of Taiwan and Taiwan Independence
Chinese Law & Government, 2007(2007). The Issue of Taiwan and Taiwan Independence. Chinese Law & Government: Vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 55-69.
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Empire: Taiwan and ‘The Taiwan Society’
2000In 1896, Katsura became governor-general of Taiwan. Renewed political tensions at home were to mean that his tenure lasted only a few weeks but he was able in this time to outline the first coherent plan for colonial management. Moreover, he was later as president of the Taiwan Society and its affiliated school to spend many years promoting colonial ...
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