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    where you do not know anyone. That’s how my first day at Columbia International College was (felt). However, my expectations of what I thought would be a solitary day, changed the moment I met Alex. Alex is a friendly and charismatic guy from Hsinchu, Taiwan. He introduced me to his friends and showed me the school throughout the day. As time went by, I fell in love with that high school and everyone in it. Looking back, one of the most cherished memories I have from high school is the one when someone

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    Taoism Beliefs

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    Taoism is present throughout the world, although in very small numbers. However, it is predominant in China and Taiwan, being one of the five religions recognized by the People's Republic of China and having millions of followers in Taiwan, where it can be practiced freely. Moving on, modern Taoism had two main groups, those groups being the Southern Taoists, which are primarily in Taiwan and South China, and the Northern Taoists, which are located throughout mainland China with its headquarters being

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    The Effects of Globalization: Stopping Wars and Decimating Identities How many technological devices do you use daily? In this day and age, the list would probably include smart phones, laptop computers, tablets, or more, but do you know where these devices were made? Even if your device was assembled locally, there is a good chance that the parts inside come from a collaboration of companies working together from all over the globe that are part of the global supply chain. For the last few decades

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    that globalization threaten or may end nations or nation-states. Scholars should no longer conceptualize globalism and nationalism as conflicting categories (Wang); rather, they should see how globalism and nationalism can coincide within a nation. Taiwan is an example of how national identity is established in the face of globalization. One must examine Taiwanese history in order to understand how their national identity was established during globalization. Since the 1500s, Taiwanese people experienced

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    China is an important country for both the United Sates (US) and Asia to be mindful of. China’s economic strength, cyber capabilities, and intelligence capabilities make it a country of great significance to the US. China’s economic and military power makes it a key player in Asia. Significance to the US Many years of strong economic growth and smart exporting strategies has allowed China to come close to surpassing the U.S. economy. China is currently in its 13th Five-Year-Plan, which is China’s

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    Fadumo Dayib Country: Somalia Education: Degrees in International Public Health, MC/MPA Mason fellow at Harvard in Public Administration, PhD fellow at the University of Helsinki: Women, Peace, and Security Issues in the Horn of Africa Position: Presidential Nominee of Somalia Problems faced: Fadumo Dayib was born in Kenya, but was deported with her family, back to Somalia. Due to civil war, Dayib fled to Finland when she was around 17 and spent twenty-six years as a refugee. Despite living the

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    The Second Sino-Japanese War was a bloody experience to both China and Japan. The aggression of Japan in Second Sino-Japanese War eventually broke out the Pacific War and dragged China into the Second World War. There were various significant incidents occurred during the Second Sino-Japanese War, thus, became the most controversial issues since then in the Sino-Japanese relationship. This chapter will focus on some contentious incidents during the Second Sino-Japanese War and the Second World War

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    China and Japan: Dispute over the Pinnacle Islands Japan and People’s Republic of China have been in a long dispute over a group of islands off the coast of Taiwan. This dispute over the islands has cause a confusion on the actual names, though to the western world they are known as the Pinnacle Islands. Under Japan’s claim of ownership they are known as Senkaku Islands, Senkaku is a rough translation from the English name for the islands, while under the claim of China they are known as the Diaoyu

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    Taiwan Healthcare

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    BCRC document: China - Healthcare Providers. Business & Company Resource Center ________________________________ Datamonitor Industry Market Research , Feb 13, 2012 pNA China - Healthcare Providers. Full Text: COPYRIGHT 2012 Datamonitor MarketDefinition The healthcare providers sector is valued as total expenditure on healthcare in each country. This includes final consumption spending on healthcare goods and services. Goods and services in this sector include inpatient, outpatient

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    The high degree of importance of an informal empire to the well-being of the formal one is not always as apparent as people initially think. Informal empires can be compared to an iceberg, which is larger under the water level and therefore the actual base without which the whole iceberg would go down (Duus et al., 1989). The case of the Japanese informal rule over China between the First and Second Sino-Japanese Wars is an example of how this type of rule was immensely beneficial to the expansion

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