East Asian Science Technology and Society An International Journal· 2026Q2
Engineers and the Two Taiwans: The Abnormal Club
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This paper introduces the concept of the 'Abnormal Club' to explain how engineers in Taiwan navigated distinct technological and political paths, leading to divergent semiconductor industry development.
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Key points
- Introduces the 'Abnormal Club' concept to explain engineer decision-making in Taiwan.
- Highlights distinct political and technological environments influencing Taiwanese engineers.
- Argues these 'abnormal clubs' led to divergent semiconductor industry development.
- Provides a framework for understanding Taiwan's unique technological trajectory.
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Abstract
Many years ago, I had an opportunity to interview a successful semiconductor engineer in South Korea. During the interview, I asked him why he chose to major in materials science and engineering in...
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