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ARTICLES RELATED TO Taiwanese American - Immmigrants vs. native-born | | | |  Taiwanese American - Immmigrants vs. native-born: Encyclopedia II - Taiwanese American - SettlementOwing to their relative wealth and education attainment, many Taiwanese immigrants have not settled in the old Cantonese-speaking Chinatowns. Instead, they have generally immigrated directly to American suburbia and in effect, they started new Taiwanese communities. For example, the Taiwanese emigres were instrumental in the development of Monterey Park, California and vicinity and Flushing, New York, which generally reflected new investments flowing into newer Taiwanese enclaves instead of the well-established Chinatowns. While Monterey Par ...
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| | | | Taiwanese American - Immmigrants vs. native-born: Encyclopedia II - Taiwanese American - Politics Politically, Taiwanese Americans play a fairly active role in the politics and culture of the Republic of China which is aided in large part by recognition of dual citizenship. The identity politics of Taiwan also influences at least first generation Taiwanese Americans. Many future Kuomintang officials including Lee Tenghui, James Soong and Ma Ying-Jeou received their education in the United States. On the other hand, the United States was a major destination where anti-Kuomintang figures such as Peng Ming-min and Shih Ming-teh were effectively exiled. Still others including ...
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| | | | Taiwanese American - Immmigrants vs. native-born: Encyclopedia II - Taiwanese American - Occupations Most Taiwanese in America are very well educated. They often hold such occupations as doctors, engineers, professors and scientists. Taiwanese Americans also took up positions in America in aerospace, defense, research, academics, and healthcare. Among Taiwanese Americans, medicine is regarded as a particularly high status for historical reasons. During the Japanese administration of Taiwan before 1945, native Taiwanese were barred from politics and administration but were encouraged to become doctors and nurses, leading to this profession being rega ...
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| | | | Taiwanese American - Immmigrants vs. native-born: Encyclopedia II - Taiwanese American - Immigration From the late 1950s until the 1970s, many well educated Taiwanese came to the United States to fill in the brain drain going on at the time, forming the first wave of post-war Taiwanese immigration. Their entry into the United States was facilitated by the immigration act of 1965, which removed many of the restrictions against Chinese immigration.
Before the late 1960s, Taiwanese immigrants to the United States tended to be Waisheng Taiwanese while later immigrants tended to increasingly be Bensheng Taiwanese. With improving economic ...
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