英文摘要 |
After World War II, Taiwan Provincial Government with Chen I as the leader become the highest governing authority of Taiwan, and the Koumintang Central Government in Nanking authorized Chen I to direct and supervise all of its subsidiary institutions on the island. Legally and administratively speaking, Chen I held the highest authority in Taiwan. The focus of this paper is the Taiwan Inspectorate General of Customs, a Central Government subsidiary institution, which took over the Customs affairs from the Japanese and also oversaw Taiwan's post WWII trade policy. The paper also evaluates Chen I's administrative and supervisory abilities over such a Central Government institution. |