省籍通婚與中國人、台灣人認同－家庭成員影響力的變化

吳親恩; 林政楠

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省籍通婚與中國人、台灣人認同－家庭成員影響力的變化

Intersubethnic Marriage and National Identity: The Changing Role of Family Members

吳親恩(Chin-En Wu) ；林政楠(Cheng-Nan Lin)

政治學報； 50期 (2010 / 12 / 01) ， P41 - 82

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台灣人與中國人認同；性別差異；省籍；族群通婚； gender gap ； intersubethnic marriage ； national identity ； subethnicity

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By dividing respondents into various subtypes according their parents and spouses' subethnicity, this paper observes the role inter-ethnic marriages play in shaping family members ' Taiwanese-Chinese identity between 1992 and 2008 Although an increasing number of people identify themselves as Taiwanese, there are still a significant portion of citizens who still embrace the Chinese identity or dual identity. The identify difference begins to shrink in recent years. We then compare the gender gap in influencing family members ' identities. Although fathers and husbands traditionally play a greater role in attitude formation, mothers' and wives' impacts significantly increase in recent years Finally, we demonstrate that family members' effects are conditional not only on gender and but also on the subethnicity and their spouses' subethnicity. Among parents' influence, both father and mother exert greater effect when their spouses are Mainlanders. In contrast, among married couples, spouses exert greater effect when the respondents are Taiwanese. Socioeconomic and network inequality among gender and ethnic groups contribute to the uneven influence of family members.

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吳乃德(2002)。認同衡突與政治信任：現階段台灣族群政制的核心難題。台灣社會學，4，75-118。
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楊婉瑩、劉嘉薇(2006)。探索性別差距的不同型態—以台灣選民政黨認同爲例。東吳政治學報，23，115-156。
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Park, R. E. & Burgess, E. W. 1924. Introduction to the Science of Sociology (2nd ed.). Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.
Sribney, W., 1996. "A Comparison of Different Tests for Trend." In Stata: http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/stat/trend.html, Avaliable: 2009/6/5.
Abdetal, R.(ed.)(2009).Measuring Identity: A Guide for Social Scientists.New York:Cambridge University Press.

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