她們不是我們？分析台灣的民族主義者反大陸移民之態度

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她們不是我們？分析台灣的民族主義者反大陸移民之態度

Aren't They Part of Us? Opposition to Chinese Migrants among Taiwan's Nationalists

楊婉瑩(Wan-Ying Yang) ；張雅雯(Ya-Wen Chang)

東吳政治學報； 34卷2期 (2016 / 06 / 01) ， P1 - 59

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民族主義；族群式國家認同；公民式國家認同；大陸移民； nationalism ； ethnic national identity ； civic national identity ； mainland migrants

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Mainlander spouses as migrant groups challenge the core ethnic composition and the boundaries of national community in Taiwan. Past studies have observed that Taiwan nationalists were often associated with negative attitudes toward mainland migrants. This study, however, argues that even for the strongest Taiwan identifiers, attitudes toward mainland migrants are deeply affected by perceptions of who are qualified to be nation members and what constitute the substances of their national identities. Those with a strong ethnic, historical and cultural national identity are more likely to oppose mainland migrants compared to those with a civic, political, and institutional national identity. This study explores the relationship between Taiwan nationalism and opposition to mainland migrants using the「Taiwan Social Change Survey: National Identity Module 2013」dataset. We classified respondents into four types of nationalists. Our models showed that ethnic-Taiwanese nationalists were most likely to oppose mainland spouses and civic-Chinese nationalists were least likely to oppose them. More notably, ethnic-Chinese nationalists were more likely to exclude mainland spouses and question their national loyalty -than Taiwanese nationalists. In short, Taiwanese nationalists are not always hostile to mainland migrants, whereas Chinese nationalists are not always accommodating to mainland migrants.

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伊慶春、章英華(2006)。對娶外籍與大陸媳婦的態度：社會接觸的重要性。台灣社會學，12，191-232。
連結：
李建良(2007)。人民與國家「身分連結」的法制詮要與法理探索：兼論台灣人國籍的起承斷續問題。臺大法學論叢，36(4)，1-60。
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杜素豪、廖培珊(2007)。態度量表中的回答模式：以「外來人口影響」與「兩岸統合」兩題組為例。台灣政治學刊，11(2)，3-51。
連結：
俞振華、林啟耀(2013)。解析台灣民眾統獨偏好：一個兩難又不確定的選擇。台灣政治學刊，17(2)，165-230。
連結：
陳志柔、于德林(2005)。台灣民眾對外來配偶移民政策的態度。台灣社會學，10，95-148。
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楊婉瑩、張雅雯(2018)。參與之後？大陸配偶之政治行動與認同。臺灣民主季刊，15(2)，1-50。
(2017)。從《CEDAW》公約與歐洲人權法院之判決檢視文化中對女性之歧視。軍法專刊，63(6)，103-140。

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