Abstract
Since moving its seat to Taiwan in 1949, the Government of the Republic of China has been able to resume its efforts forwards national reconstruction on this island at an accelerated speed. Owing to rapid political, economic, and social developments in recent decades, Taiwan's political environment is quite different from what was previously. In changing from continental to island, national to local and agricultural to industrial, the public's demands have changed significantly. Under Taiwan's current political and economic situation, what course of development should Taiwan's administrative organizations follow? What kind of self-adaptation to this changing environment should Taiwan's administrative system take? This article describes Taiwan's current administrative ecology and operation from a physical and cultural setting. Its ways of triple hierarchy are examined as well.
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