Titlebook: Engineers and the Two Taiwans; The Abnormal Club Kuo-Hui Chang,Gary Lee Downey,Bono Po-Jen Shih Book 2025 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-59766-4Taiwan; Engineers; electronics industry; geographical identity; China; Japan; islanders and mainlanders

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Freelancing Around Japanese Infrastructures, built spaces to operate through contractual relationships with Japanese companies. And some freelancers who worked successfully outside of Japanese companies began to embrace the land of Taiwan apart from the empire by claiming the identity of professionals, a category of person that is typically s

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Climbing Mainland Infrastructures,ly control over their industrial arenas. Local company owners on the island eagerly established organizations to demonstrate their own commitment to science and desire to help resume industrial development. However, arriving officials judged that the low-level education they had received from the Ja

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The Separation Crosses the Strait, carried with them distinct images of Taiwan’s relationship with China. The distinction between them was not blurred as they effectively traveled across the strait on two pathways. One pathway sought to maintain centeredness and control in Taiwan while the other aimed to build productive power with

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Migranten auf dem Weg zur Elite?eers from Taiwan to the mainland. Infrastructures of formation and work in these episodes enabled particular images of engineers and engineering to emerge, travel, and become dominant for those who faced them. Also, prospective and working engineers who passed through such infrastructures or otherwi