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"It's all linked, improving relations with China, and then China helps Taiwan improve its economy, which will help Ma Ying-jeou get re-elected," said Lin Chong-pin, strategic studies professor at Tamkang University in Taipei. Earlier...

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The US financial news ­service Bloomberg quoted Shih Cheng-­chuan (施正權), a professor of international affairs at Tamkang University in Taipei, as saying: "Chen Shui-bian is a desperate man and he is trying to use any trick to get out of jail.

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...in local elections in December. "As one of the victims said the other day, 'I voted for you, but now I can't even reach you'," said Lin Chong-pin, strategic studies professor at Tamkang University in Taipei. "So there's a big drop in...

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...its market-opening policies. Chuang Meng-han (莊孟翰), professor of industrial economics at Tamkang University, warns of the risks of potential capital injection or the inflow of "hot money" from China. "The news [on opening to Chinese...

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...10 Conditions of Love." Chinese officials might have deferred the long-sought trade talks with Taiwan if Kadeer had visited, said Alexander Huang, a strategic studies professor at Tamkang University in Taipei. Kadeer's group condemned...

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Academics call for a new constitution Panelists take notes as Professor Hsu Ching-hsiung of Tamkang University's Graduate Institute of Japan Studies addresses a forum on Taiwan's national identity at the National Taiwan University College of...

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...said. Still, China specialist Chao Chun-shan of Taipei's Tamkang University said it was unlikely that Beijing would retaliate further because of the Dalai Lama's visit - or that Mr. Ma would give the mainland cause to do so. "Both sides...

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