Steven Crook: Taiwan's consummate cultural notetaker

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By Trista di Genova, The Wild East (Pick up a copy of next month’s ‘Centered on Taipei’ magazine to see this interview in print.) Steven Crook, a Briton who’s been in Taiwan since 1991, is an amazingly versatile freelancer. He’s worked as a government project consultant, copy editor for Taiwan

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Italian trade rep: Taiwan's future is bright

February 12, 2009 Trista di Genova cuisine, Italian Economic, italy, leopoldo Sposato, Taiwan, Trade and Cultural Promotion Office, trade relations

Courtesy of Italian Economic, Trade and Cultural Promotion Office By Trista di Genova Originally published Sunday, January 18, 2009 in The China Post The China Post (downing espresso): What was your prior experience before you took office? Leopoldo Sposato: Before arriving in the wonderful island of Taiwan, I was the

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