Contesting Taipei as a world city

Wang, Jenn-hwan; Huang, Shu‐Wei

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“…Referring to previous studies [23,[29][30][31][32][33], we define teacher leisure participation as the free choice and participation of teachers in their leisure time for the activities of interest. In this study, we used subjectivity analysis, factor analysis, and multidimensional scaling [27,[34][35][36]. In recent years, subjectivity analysis has been used for the leisure participation of teachers.…”

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Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

Huang

Chen

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Ieee Iceib 2023

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Section: Leisure Participationmentioning

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Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

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Chen

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“…6 Though rooted in Chinese culture, the tong was a uniquely American response to the racist oppression and political disenfranchisement of the Chinese immigrant community, which faced wholesale exclusion under immigration codes until the 1940s. 7 The limited contemporaneous documentation of tong development in the United States suggests parallels between traditional civic and patriotic organizations in China and analogous fraternal groups in America. Stewart Culin's anthropological writing in the late nineteenth century, for instance, details the culture of a Chinese "secret society" in the United States, the Zhigong Tang (Chee Kung Tong), also dubbed the Chinese Freemasons.…”

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A Cultural Crossroads at the “Bloody Angle”

Chen

2013

Journal of Urban History

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In the early twentieth century in New York City, the tongs of Chinatown established themselves as one of the most resilient, and clever, organized crime enterprises in Lower Manhattan. Through spectacular violence and shrewd political dealings, they survived by adapting to, and helping to shape, the evolution of Chinese America. Groups like the Hip Sings and On Leongs, inspiring awe and fear, spiced a chaotic urban stew in which race, class, and politics bubbled into a peculiarly American amalgam. But the tongs were never mere street criminals. These sophisticated organizations represented a formative period in New York’s Chinatown and the Chinese American community. Though rooted in Chinese culture, the tong was a uniquely American response to the racist oppression and political disenfranchisement of the Chinese, who were criminalized and legally excluded under immigration codes until the 1940s. The changes that the tongs underwent, in both their public image and their economic and political activities, reflected evolving, often contradictory, relationships with local law enforcement, civil society, and transnational political movements. Previous scholarship on the tongs is sparse, yet the tong wars appear in numerous literary, cultural, and analytical works on Chinese American history. The article examines the histories of two rival tongs with similar political underpinnings, the Hip Sings (協勝堂) and On Leongs (安良堂), who negotiated cultural and political boundaries to build power in the emerging Chinese American community. During the Exclusion Era, which lasted roughly from the late 1800s through 1943, the tongs consolidated their power by curating elements of tradition and Western urban society. In response to local, national, and global social change, the tongs continually honed and recast their public roles in Chinatown as the community came of age in modern America.

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“…Wang [6] For the elderly with physical, cognitive, or psychosocial disabilities, group care services of less than 12 hours are provided. The services include providing a safe and comfortable activity environment for the elderly, and taking care of them, catering, medical care, nursing care, recreation and leisure, rehabilitation exercise education, medication safety, transportation services, social activities, etc.…”

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The Comparison of Business Models Among Elderly Day Care Centres in Taiwan

Yang,

Pan,

2023

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Taiwan was enter the super-aged society, therefore, the demand of long-term care (LTC) system for elderly day care (EDC) centre is increasing. The government had also announced that it will promote the construction of more EDC centres. However, the establishment and operation of an EDC centre not only involves regulations, funds, medical care, psychology, etc., but also requires the use of business operation and management knowledge, otherwise it will not be easy to operate normally for a long time and provide better care services for the community. The present study adopts qualitative method which conducts in-depth interviews with five different types of EDC centres executors, there are owned by hospital, societies legal person, consortium legal person, company, personal. According to the competitiveness tool SWOT analysis, the Porter five forces model and the business model canvas, the data collected during the interviews were analysed to understand the business models, advantages, disadvantages, opportunities, and threats of different ownership types of EDC centres, as well as industrial competitiveness. Finally, this research provides reference and advice for new operators who are currently operating or are about to enter the EDC centre industry.

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Contesting Taipei as a world city

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

Applying Regression Analysis to Work Stress, Leisure Constraint and Leisure Participation of Nantou County Junior High School Teachers

A Cultural Crossroads at the “Bloody Angle”

The Comparison of Business Models Among Elderly Day Care Centres in Taiwan

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