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Real Princesses Change the World

為了解決Where is vietnam的問題，作者Pearson, Carrie 這樣論述：

Carrie A. Pearson is an author and speaker who lives on the sandy shore of Lake Superior in Marquette, Michigan. She is a former early ed teacher and writes books about real things. She volunteers for the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (former Regional Advisor) to help other peo

ple create good books for all children and was honored to receive the Gwen Frostic Award for Literacy from the Michigan Reading Association. Carrie raised three daughters on stories of strong women and knows that narratives about princesses who need saving are most likely fairy tales. To learn more

about Carrie, including her upcoming books about real things, visit www.carriepearsonbooks.com. Dung Ho was born and raised in Hue Imperial City, Vietnam, where she studied graphic design at the Hue Arts University. She finds inspiration in nature--the beauty of plants, flowers, and leaves. She also

loves to draw interesting characters with unique personalities. Now she lives in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, where she continues to learn and develop her art, something she loves doing. When she’s not drawing, she loves spending time cooking (eating), watching movies, and tending her plants. Visit h

er at www.behance.net/hanhdung.

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廣東醫療器械企業協同創新合作夥伴選擇機制與評價體系研究

為了解決Where is vietnam的問題，作者蘇旋 這樣論述：

協同創新是創新資源和要素的有效匯集、深度融合的一種創新模式，對創新强化產業戰略的實施具有積極作用。在協同創新中合作夥伴選擇具有先導性和基礎性作用，直接影響協同創新的績效和目標的實現。因此，本文對醫療器械企業主導的協同創新合作夥伴選擇的基本特徵、動力來源、影響因素、評價指標、和評價模型等問題開展研究。本文以界定協同創新合作的内涵為起點，對醫療器械企業協同創新合作夥伴選擇的機制進行了分析。在此基礎上提出了廣東醫療器械企業合作夥伴選擇的評價模型。通過質性分析（群組特徵根法）優化評價指標體系，然後通過量化分析（層次分析法）來確定評價體系中各層次指標的重要程度。本研究發現廣東醫療器械企業在選擇協同創新

合作夥伴時商業理念兼容、創新能力、關係互惠是最重要的考慮因素。企業專家們特別關注合作夥伴的戰略目標匹配、掌握的專利數量、行業影響、組織文化兼容、和研發緊密程度等指標。最後，本文進一步討論了結果中專家權重的理論與實踐意義。

Skull Water

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Set in South Korea in the 1950s and 1970s, a haunting inter-generational coming-of-age novel about identity and displacement. Skull Water is a coming-of-age story set in South Korea about Insu, the son of a Korean mother and a GI father in the U.S. Army, and the intertwined tale of his Korean Big Un

cle, who has been exiled to a mountain cave near the family village to die from a gangrenous foot. Growing up near the army base in the aftermath of the Vietnam War, Insu and his two best friends, also ＂half and halfs,＂ spend their days skipping school, selling scavenged Western goods on the black m

arket, and testing the boundaries between childhood and adulthood. When Insu hears an old legend that water collected from a dead person’s skull will cure any sickness, he vows to collect some in order to heal Big Uncle’s mysterious injury--a quest that takes him and his friends on a sprawling journ

ey into some of South Korea’s darkest corners. Meanwhile, Big Uncle, a geomancer who was uprooted by the Korean War, has embraced his solitude and fate and attempts to teach his nephew that life is not limited to what we can see or what we think we know. As Insu becomes increasingly drawn to his fam

ily lore, Korean folktales, and Buddhist spiritual teachings, South Korea itself is changing--rapidly transforming into a more modern Western country. In this sweeping tale of displacement and identity, Skull Water explores questions surrounding family, loyalty, and history, and the ways in which ou

r past continues to haunt our present. Born in South Korea to a German father and a Korean mother, Heinz Insu Fenkl grew up in Korea until he was twelve, and then in Germany and the U.S. A professor of English at SUNY New Paltz, where he teaches creative writing, Asian and Asian American literatur

e, and film, he is also a folklorist, who has edited anthologies of Korean folklore and translated seminal folktales and Buddhist texts; and from its inception until 2017 he was a member of the editorial board for Harvard University’s Azalea: Journal of Korean Literature and Culture. A section of Sk

ull Water appeared in The New Yorker. Fenkl lives in Poughkeepsie, New York

中國海外基礎建設項目的在地回應—以緬甸皎漂地區人民的抵抗為例

為了解決Where is vietnam的問題，作者林雅淇 這樣論述：

中國近幾年來經濟快速成長，累積了龐大的資本，從過去的受援國角色轉變成為對外援助國。2013年中國甚至提出了具有雄心的「一帶一路」倡議，吸引許多發展中國家紛紛響應，並設立亞投行，提供這些國家基礎建設發展所需的資金。中國大力對外輸出海外發展建設項目，向東南亞及非洲等地區以融資貸款的方式，提供大型交通和能源基礎設施建設項目，並在各地投資開發經濟特區。然而看起來如此美好的構想卻在許多國家內部出現當地居民抵抗中國基礎建設的聲浪，儘管中國企業總是對外宣稱當地居民受惠於中國的基礎建設項目，然而事實卻是企業並未善盡企業社會責任，在當地造成環境及人文社會的破壞。本論文以皎漂作為個案研究，探討中國的基礎建設項目

為當地帶來的影響、當地居民抵抗的主要原因，以及抵抗的行動及成效為何。本論文研究方法將採取「文獻分析法」、「參與觀察法」及「深度訪談法」，透過過去的文獻結合筆者的實地考察，了解當地真實的樣貌。本論文研究成果有以下：第一，緬甸國內對中國基礎建設的排斥源自於歷史上長期對中國的不信任感以及環境及社會的破壞；第二，皎漂地區人民抵抗中國建設的主要原因在於工作及土地的剝奪，以及在發展建設過程中所感受到的水平不平等現象；第三，受害居民具結成一股抵抗勢力，透過自救會串聯彼此，利用團體的力量達到監督效果；第四，中國企業的後續作為無法觸及受影響居民的需求。