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| 中文篇名 |
台灣女性在客家群居縣市參與地方政治之初探 免費試閱 | |
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| 英文篇名 |
A Pilot Study of Female Participation in the Local Politics of Counties and Cities with Hakka Communities | |
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| 中文摘要 |
本研究主要從性別與政治參與的角度，探討台灣女性在客家族群主要群聚縣市參與基層選舉時的社會歷程結構要素之作用力，如性別、地方勢力、政治家族、政黨、族群、宗親、社團等，尤其是以性別作為社會結構的一環，再與其他相關因素相互交織之下，影響台灣女性參與地方縣市的基層選舉。桃園、新竹、苗栗地區是台灣客家族群主要的群聚居住地，地方政治主調常受族群文化影響，以桃園為例：桃園縣人口結構分為閩籍、客籍與外省籍三部分，分別約占總人口的38%、35%與26%，原住民約占1%。「北閩南客」的社會結構，長期掌控了桃園縣政治權力，主要宗親力量包括劉姓、黃姓、吳姓、邱姓、呂姓、張廖簡三姓、彭姓、陳姓、林姓等。桃園的政治主調先是地域觀念，再來是宗親，最後才是政黨。 | |
| 英文摘要 |
From a gender and political participation perspective, this study explored the influence of structural elements of social history on the participation of Taiwanese women in the counties and cities with primarily Hakka communities during grassroots elections. These structural elements include gender, local forces, political families, political parties, ethnic groups, clans, and communities. Gender is a major part of social structure, and together with other relevant factors, it influences women’s participation in elections. Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Miaoli are the principal areas of Hakka communities in Taiwan and local politics are often influenced by ethnic culture. For example, the population of Taoyuan County consists of 38% Minnan, 38% Hakka, 26% Mainlanders, and approximately 1% aborigines. The “north-Minnan south-Hakka” social structure has long controlled the political power in Taoyuan County, with the most influential clans being the Liu, Huang, Wu, Chiu, and Lu clans followed by the Chang, Liao, and Chien clans, and the Peng, Chen, and Lin clans. In Taoyuan, mainstream politics is primarily based on area followed by clan influences; the least influential are political parties. | |
| 關鍵詞 |
女性縣議員、地方選舉、宗親政治、政治參與、客家群居、female county councilor、local election、clan politics、political participation、Hakka communities | |
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053-087 | |
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