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內政(研)091-018號	中華民國九十一年二月二十六日 February 26, 2002
KMT: How to Play Its Role As Opposition Party
	John C. Kuan, Ph.D. Convener, Interior Affairs Division National Policy Foundation

Abstract

Taiwan is facing three crises: economic recession, identity crisis, and political stalemate with Mainland China.

Last year, Taiwan suffered its first negative economic growth in 50 years. Heated debate over what is called “localization” -- Taiwanization or de-sinicization – has provoked the identity crisis. Relations between Taipei and Beijing have become increasingly tense, as Beijing is convinced that Taiwan is “creeping” toward independence.

The Kuomintang insists that Taiwan become part of the "Greater Chinese Economic Zone" lest it should fall behind in economic globalization, that Taipei resume dialogue with Beijing for a peaceful settlement of disagreements, and that a veritable national identity be established.

As far as reengineering for the party itself is concerned, the Kuomintang should trim down its organizational structure and streamline its functional roles. Younger personnel, less than 40 years of age, should account for at least half of its cadre.

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