Dangerous delusions over Taiwan

Article Abstract:

You Si-Kun's proposal to change the official name of Taiwan from 'Republic of China' to 'Taiwan' and the efforts of the Democratic Progressive Party to fuel national identity are discussed. Taiwan's United Nations bid referendum and the subsequent influence of China and the United States are also presented.

Taiwan, China, Government domestic functions, Executive changes & profiles, Organizational nomenclature, Evaluation, Officials and employees, Influence, Membership, Political aspects, Chinese foreign relations, United States foreign relations, Names, United Nations, Chinese (Taiwan) foreign relations, Democratic Progressive Party (Taiwan), Cultural policy, National identity, You Si-kun

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Why AsiaEs Bird Flu plans are grounded

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The danger from bird flu in Asia is enormous. The International agencies are finding it difficult to convince donors to fund highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) prevention. A recent survey has revealed that the potential impact of avian flu on Asian economies could be around $50 to $60 billion.

Civic and Social Organizations, Social services, not elsewhere classified, Fund Raising Agencies, Reports, Prevention, Fund raising, Avian influenza

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Interview

Article Abstract:

The opinions of economist Clyde Prestowitz, on the impact of rising Asian economy on the United States, are presented.

Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Economists, Interview, Prestowitz, Clyde

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