Critchfield, J. Howard. 1954. “The Growth of Pastoralism in Southland, New Zealand.” Economic Geography. Vol. 30, No. 4, pp. 283-300. Oxfordshire, United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. Abstract Southland, New Zealand, is the southernmost region of intensive commercial agriculture in the world. The distinctiveness and unity of the region arise largely from the nature…
Van Heezik, Yolanda M, Clare Freeman, Stephan Porter, and Katherine J. M. Dickinson. 2014. “Native and exotic woody vegetation communities in domestic gardens in relation to social and environmental factors.” Ecology and Society. Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 1-14. Wolfville, Canada: Resilience Alliance Inc. Abstract： Vegetation in private gardens contributes significantly to plant species richness…
Wood, Vaughan, and Eric Pawson. 2008. “Information Exchange and the Making of the Colonial Farm: Agricultural Periodicals in Late Nineteenth-Century New Zealand.”Agricultural History. Vol. 82, No. 3, pp. 337-365. Georgia, United States: Agricultural History Society. Abstract In the mid to late nineteenth century, the agricultural periodical emerged as a major new medium for circulating…
C. Jaeger, and Tábara J. 2012. “Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics • Environmental and Ecological Economics”. Journal of Economic Literature. Vol. 50, No. 1, pp. 290-298. Pittsburgh, United States: American Economic Association. Abstract： Twelve papers, based on presentations given on a conference organized by the European Union Directorate – General for research…
Clayton, Neil. 2008. “Poorly Co-Ordinated Structures for Public Science That Failed Us in the Past? Applying Science to Agriculture: A New Zealand Case Study.” Agricultural History, Vol. 82, No. 4, pp. 445-467. Abstract： This paper examines the effectiveness of applied science in a case study of two aspects of livestock and…
Recipients of the 2018 Dr. Y.T. LIN Memorial Scholarship have been announced. The Center for International Indigenous Affairs (CIIA) have announced the recipients of the 2018 Dr. Y.T. Lin Memorial Scholarship today (Sep. 20th 2018). The recipients are Kulas‧Umo (Amis) and Lregan Pakawyan (Pinuyumayan). Both are studying at the College of Indigenous Studies (CIS) at…
To keep up with the rapid developments in science and technology, and to promote the internationalization of higher education in Taiwan Academia Sinica established the Taiwan International Graduate Program (TIGP) in 2002 in collaboration with a consortium of key national research universities. The interdisciplinary Ph.D. programs offered by TIGP are designed to provide an ideal…
The Elite Study in Taiwan Project (ESIT) is commissioned by the Ministry of Education. Since established in 2008, ESIT has provided necessary services for the higher education cooperation between Taiwan and Southeast and East Asian countries, as well as creating new opportunities. ESIT has brought together 87 of Taiwan’s universities and colleges to form the…
The Elite Study in Taiwan Project (ESIT) is commissioned by the Ministry of Education. Since established in 2008, ESIT has provided necessary services for the higher education cooperation between Taiwan and Southeast and East Asian countries, as well as creating new opportunities. ESIT has brought together 87 of Taiwan’s universities and colleges to form the…
The Elite Study in Taiwan Project (ESIT) is commissioned by the Ministry of Education. Since established in 2008, ESIT has provided necessary services for the higher education cooperation between Taiwan and Southeast and East Asian countries, as well as creating new opportunities. ESIT has brought together 87 of Taiwan’s universities and colleges to form the…