Pat Gunning's Taiwan Home Page


November 28, 2004




This page contains (a) facts about the Taiwan Government, (b) two relatively long essays, and (c) a variety of short essays that I wrote about Taiwan before 1999, and (d) links to some related cites. About half of the short essays were published in one of the local English language newspapers. Comments are welcome.


Facts About Taiwan


          The Constitutional Structure of Taiwan's Government


Major Essays


 

          The Dynastic Impulse: A Speculative Hypothesis On Taiwan’s Rapid Post-War Growth


          A Proposal to Decentralize Higher Education in Taiwan: The Voucher System (long)


          What Should We Do About Taiwan?


          Wise Central Planning?: The Chinese on Taiwan


Short Essays


          Afghanistan, Vietnam, and the Superpowers


          Good Leaders and Good Government


          Responsibilities of the Judicial Yuan


          Apply for Nafta Membership Now


          Is Taiwan at War or Peace?


          Rhinoceros Horns


          Election Fraud: The Proper Response


          Joining the North American Free Trade Agreement


          The Control Yuan


          First Impressions


          A Referendum on Reunification


          Words and Meanings in International Politics


          Economic and Political Development of Taiwan


          Reforming Higher Education


          Decentralizing the Police


          Profiteering by Politicians and the Blind Trust


Links to Related Cites


          Pat Gunning's Democracy Home Page


          The Constitution of Taiwan


          A View of Taiwan History


          Taiwan Security Research


          Assorted Taiwan Links


          Asia Studies Virtual Library


          Tao Te Ching -- The Way


          Sun Tzu's ART OF WAR





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J. Patrick Gunning
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Department of Economics
Bryant University
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