日本地方政府促進非營利組織協力之理想與現實

林淑馨

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日本地方政府促進非營利組織協力之理想與現實

The Theory and Practice of Collaboration between Local Governments and Nonprofit Organizations in Japan

林淑馨(Shu-Hsin Lin)

政治科學論叢； 51期 (2012 / 03 / 01) ， P91 - 128

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6166/TJPS.51(91-128)

地方政府；非營利組織；協力；法制化；中介支援組織； Iocal Government ； Non-profit Organizations ； Partnership ； Japan ； Intermediary Organizations

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The main objectives of this study are to analyze basic theories and practices behind the promotion of partnerships with non-profit organizations (NPO) by local governments in Japan, examine how governance practices are adapted to the local government level, and gain a better understanding of the achievements and challenges of NPO partnership promotion. It is hoped that this study will provide a useful reference for the future collaboration between NPOs and local governments in Taiwan.This study identifies three methods by which collaboration between local governments and NPOs are promoted in Japan: the enactment of a legal framework for collaboration, establishing a suitable environment for collaboration, and the building of incentive systems. However, although efforts to promote collaboration have been extensive, many of its results have not met expectations, revealing a range of problems including discrepancy between the ideas behind and actual practice of collaboration between local governments and NPOs, as well as difficulties associated with intermediary organizations, financing, and the business proposal system. However, Japan’s experience with the idea of ”new public administration”, the development of an environment which promotes collaboration, and the use of diverse incentive systems offer an important reference for Taiwan.

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官有垣、杜承嶸、王仕圖(2010)。勾勒台灣非營利部門的組織特色：一項全國調查研究的部分資料分析。公共行政學報，37，111-151。
連結：
林淑馨(2006)。日本地方政府的非營利組織政策：以三重縣和神奈川縣為例。公共行政學報，21，39-72。
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林淑馨(2006)。民營化與組織變革：日本國鐵的個案分析。政治科學論叢，27，147-184。
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