台灣選民政治認同之世代分析

李靜婷

doi:10.6342/NTU.2010.00995

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台灣選民政治認同之世代分析

A Cohort Analysis of Political Identity in Taiwan, 1992 to 2008

李靜婷 , Masters　　Advisor：洪永泰　　

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6342/NTU.2010.00995

世代分析；政治世代；族群認同；政黨認同；政治認同； COHORT ANALYSIS ； POLITICAL GENERATION ； ETHNIC IDENTITY ； PARTY IDENTITY ； POLITICAL IDENTITY

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This thesis aims to identify both the ethnic and political party identities of the Taiwanese population and differences that occurred over a 16-year period between 1992 and 2008. It also analyzes whether the identities are affected by age, period or political generation by using cohort analysis.

Data used in this analysis are all taken from face-to-face interviews conducted after national elections, including the 1992 legislative election study, the 1996 presidential election study, and the 2000 presidential election study from Election Study Center, NCCU, and TEDS2004P and TEDS2008P from Taiwan Election and Democratization Studies. Statistical methods used include descriptive statistics, dummy variable regression and log-linear models.

Results from the analysis show ethnic identity in Taiwan is largely affected by the period effect, followed by the age effect and the political generation. Also shown is that there are three categories of ethnic identity: Taiwan identification is completely influenced by the period effect, dual identity is mainly affected by the age effect and Chinese identification is a result of both the period and age effects, with the period effect showing greater influence.

Taiwanese political party identity is almost completely influenced by the period effect.  The three sub-analyses show that the pan blue and pan green identities are clearly period effects. Only undecided voters are slightly affected by age as well as the period.

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王甫昌，1993，〈省籍融合的本質—一個理論與經驗的探討〉，《族群關係與國家認同》，台北：業強。
連結：
王甫昌，2001，〈民族想像、族群意識與歷史--「認識台灣」教科書爭議風波的內容與脈絡分析〉，《台灣史研究》，8(2): 145-208。
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王甫昌，2005，〈由「中國省籍」到「台灣族群」：戶口普查籍別類屬轉變之分析〉，《台灣社會學》，9:59-117。
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王振寰，1989，〈台灣的政治轉型與反對運動〉，《台灣社會研究季刊》，2(1):71-116。
連結：
吳乃德，2002，〈認同衝突與政治信任：現階段台灣族群政治的核心難題〉，《台灣社會學》，4: 75-118。
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