Far Eastern Economic Review 2004 Jason Dean - Abstracts
| Far Eastern Economic Review 2004 Jason Dean | |||||
| Title | Subject | Authors | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A Hi-Tech High. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| A second wind. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Can't let go. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Chen's inaugural speech: what to expect. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Collateral damage.(Harassment of pro-independence Chinese businessmen) | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Comfortably tied. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Healing deep bitterness.(Taiwan's President Chen Shui Bian won the election) | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Losing business. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Standing up in the wind.(Hsu Wen-lung, founder of Chi Mei group, Chinese government and pro-independence trends in Taiwan) | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Taiwan Tech's snazzy new look. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Test of sincerity. | Business, international | Jason Dean, Anthony Kuhn | |||
| The strait grows wider. | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
| Turn around.(Taiwan's economy) | Business, international | Jason Dean | |||
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