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The Colonial Politics of Nature: Imagining Animal Empire in Taiwan
The Colonial Politics of Nature: Imagining Animal Empire in Taiwan
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The Role of Social Media Culture in Acquiring Financial Knowledge Among Young Adults in Taiwan
The Role of Social Media Culture in Acquiring Financial Knowledge Among Young Adults in Taiwan
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Teaching and Performing in Taiwan
Teaching and Performing in Taiwan
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Revisiting the Root of Universalism in Chinese Buddhism
Revisiting the Root of Universalism in Chinese Buddhism
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Developing Modules for Effective Chinese Character Teaching: Using Multimedia and Augmented Reality
Developing Modules for Effective Chinese Character Teaching: Using Multimedia and Augmented Reality
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Hydroclimatic Extremes and Water Resource Sustainability under Climate Change: Taiwanese Context
Hydroclimatic Extremes and Water Resource Sustainability under Climate Change: Taiwanese Context
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Negotiation and Cultural Considerations of Social Movements in Taiwan
Negotiation and Cultural Considerations of Social Movements in Taiwan
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Study of Taiwan's Implementation of Social Policies to Support Older Adults and Their Caregivers
Study of Taiwan's Implementation of Social Policies to Support Older Adults and Their Caregivers
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Seeding the Future: Teaching Classical Piano and Pedagogy in Taiwan.
Seeding the Future: Teaching Classical Piano and Pedagogy in Taiwan.
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An International Collaboration for Teaching and Research on Poverty Among Single-Mother Families
An International Collaboration for Teaching and Research on Poverty Among Single-Mother Families