Asia, U.S., Hawai'i, global politics

Asia, U.S., Hawai‘i, global politics

Emerging
civil society

Hawai‘i politics

WWW Virtual Library

Asia,
comparatively
Asian nationalisms,

social revolutions


海外华人文化
Chinese Cultures Abroad

WWW Virtual Library

Taiwan
Cross-Strait Directory

Asia-Pacific Digital Library

Multiple futures

Globalizations,

international law, organization

Cartoons, movies
Violence reduction

U.S. news media


Internet credibility

Searching online

Quoting the Internet

Scholarships
Student Success Center
University of Hawai‘i - Mānoa
Writing workshop
Dept. of English, UH - Mānoa
Curriculum vitae
Vincent K. Pollard

In every culture, society and state, political power lurks in public and private relationships. On the first 15 of 18 web pages above, 400 annotated links will help you to explore emerging trends in legitimacy, challenge and change in media and governance in Asia and elsewhere.

Use these web pages. Educate yourself about social movements, contentious politics, designing preferred futures and large-scale transformations — Vincent K. Pollard.

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URL: www2.hawaii.edu/~pollard/

Three of Pollard's web pages (above) are also part of four other Internet libraries. His "Taiwan Cross-Strait Directory" is a constituent element of the Asia-Pacific Digital Library (Kapi‘olani Community College — University of Hawai‘i System). "Chinese Cultures Abroad" is a module of the China World Wide Web Virtual Library and of the Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library. Finally, "Hawai‘i politics" is part of the Pacific Studies WWW Virtual Library.

The editor is responsible for selecting the links and for writing introductions and annotations. The usual disclaimer is relevant: Externally linked websites are responsible for their own content.

Also, about 8% of linked websites are in languages other than English. If your web browser is unable to read Chinese, Japanese or Korean characters and other scripts, you will see question marks, boxes or other unintelligible symbols.

For visual crispness, set computer screen resolution at 800 x 600 pixels or higher. Contribute to high-quality, accessible Internet research by reporting dead links.

HTML source code on this website is written in a UNIX-based Pico editor. PC users may get better results with Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. If your computer's operating system or browser incompatibility gives inconsistent access to location hyperlinks. Shari Y. Tamashiro and Martin K. Holzgang of the KCC Web Team have supported the "Taiwan Cross-Strait Directory."

© 1999-2008 Vincent K. Pollard. Copyright extends to all linked web pages written by the author. Linking to "no-frames" pages on your website is permitted.

Last updated, 28 June 2008.

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