Taiwan

Magazine articles on politics and society in Taiwan.

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TIME Asia August 31, 2009 Natalie Tso	Postcard from Cishan Typhoons regularly sweep over Taiwan, but few living on the island today have seen anything like Morakot.
TIME Asia July 27, 2009 Michael Schuman	Rebooting the Dragon Taiwan's success in electronics is a prime example of economic policies that lifted the island from poorhouse to powerhouse in a generation. But these days, the model that Taiwan has followed since the 1960s has been exposed as dangerously flawed.
TIME Asia July 27, 2009 Natalie Tso	The Name Game Capitalizing on technological shifts in mobile computing and consumer attitudes, several of the island's electronics manufacturers are beginning to steal some of the thunder of their better-known Japanese, South Korean and American rivals.
IEEE Spectrum June 2009 Chiu & Moore	Taiwan's Troubled DRAM Plan The island's struggling memory makers aren't buying in
TIME Asia May 14, 2009 Michael Schuman	Building Bridges to China Just about anywhere Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou goes these days, he ends up talking about China.
Fast Company May 2009 Abha Bhattarai	Fast Cities: Taipei, Taiwan Taipei is striving to achieve "zero landfill, total recycling" by 2010, 30 years ahead of the UN's trash targets.
IEEE Spectrum January 2009 Yu-Tzu Chiu	Taiwan's DRAM Bailout Government will help out only if DRAM companies can prove they'll upgrade their technology
TIME Asia August 14, 2008	The World According To Ma Taiwan's President talks about relations with China, the economy and domestic politics.
TIME Asia March 27, 2008 Zoher Abdoolcarim	Taiwan's New Promise Taiwan's rough-and-tumble politics has had a juvenile side -- endless bickering that often descends into fisticuffs. Now, anger and animosity seem to have yielded to hope and possibility. That, above all, is the essence of the new Taiwan.
TIME Asia March 13, 2008 Michael Schuman	Strait Talker Ma Ying-jeou, the presidential candidate for the Kuomintang in Taiwan, wants to begin direct transportation and trade links across the strait, open Taiwan to Chinese tourists and investors, and reduce restrictions on Taiwan companies operating in China.
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