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foundation stems from professors of
Chinese descent at American universities becoming concerned about the decline of programs of Chinese studies at colleges and universities overseas, and their desire to reverse this situation. Chiang Ching-kuo is said to have favored creation of the foundation, and it was created as a living memorial to him. The foundation was patterned after the
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was offered $ 3 million for a new center to study ancient
Chinese cultures, but the offer was dependent upon the university commemorating both the foundation and Chiang Ching-kuo. This brought about opposition to the proposed funding by students and scholars who objected to the history of political
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and $ 33 million from private donors. The foundation then operates using the interest generated from this endowment, which as of 2004 was $ 3.4 million for a year. The foundation is governed by a board, consisting of prominent government officials, academics, people in industry, and assorted other
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Republic, who have worried that getting research funds from the foundation or other sources in Taiwan would lead to them being suspected as spying for or otherwise colluding with Taiwan.
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repression during the earlier years of Chiang's regime. They thought it would damage
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