政治信任、施政表現與民眾對台灣民主的展望

陳陸輝

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政治信任、施政表現與民眾對台灣民主的展望

Political Trust, Government Performance, and the Perspective of Deepening Democracy among the Electorate in Taiwan

陳陸輝(Lu-Huei Chen)

台灣政治學刊； 7卷2期 (2003 / 12 / 01) ， P149 - 188

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6683/TPSR.200312.7(2).149-188

政治信任感；施政表現；經濟表現；政黨表現；民主展望； government performeance ； macro-economy situation ； party performance ； political trust ； prospective of democracy

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In this paper, longitudinal data has been employed to explore the changes and continuity of political trust among the electorate in Taiwan. This has been done so that the relation between people’s evaluations of ruling party performance, their views on the macro-economic situation, and levels of political trust might be better understood. In addition, the relationship between people’s political trust and their perspectives on democracy in Taiwan has also been investigated. 
It was demonstrated, through surveys conducted between 1992 and 1998 that the distribution of people’s political trust declined. These results reversed, however, after the rotation of ruling power brought the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to power in the 2000 presidential election, as people’s political trust subsequently rebounded in 2001. It was also found that people’s evaluations on the performance of the ruling party and the macro-economic situation significantly affected their levels of political trust. Evidence provided also demonstrated that political trust is correlated with perspectives of democracy as people with higher levels of political trust were more likely to be optimistic on the prospective of Taiwan’s deepening democracy. 
In conclusion, it was demonstrated that political trust is an important factor in explaining people’s political behavior in Taiwan. It was not only an indication of government performance but also a crucial indicator of healthy democratic development in Taiwan.

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盛杏湲 Sheng, Shing-Yuan、陳義彥 Chen, Yih-Yan(2003)。政治分歧與政黨競爭：二００一年立委選舉的分析 Political Cleavage and Party Competition: An Analysis of the 2001 Legislative Yuan Election。選舉研究 Journal of Electoral Studies，10(1)
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盛治仁 Sheng, Emile Chih-Jen(2003)。臺灣民眾民主價值及政治信任感研究：政黨輪替前後的比較 A Study of Taiwanese Democratic Value and Poitical Trust--A Comparison Before and After the Alternation of Power。選舉研究 Journal of Electoral Studies，10(1)
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陳陸輝 Chen, Lu-Huei(2002)。政治信任感與臺灣地區投票行為 Political Trust and Voting Behavior in Taiwan。選舉研究 Journal of Electoral Studies，9(2)
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陳陸輝 Chen, Lu-Huei(2000)。臺灣選民政黨認同的持續與變遷 Change and Continuity of Party Identification among the Electorate in Taiwan。選舉研究 Journal of Electoral Studies，7(2)
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(1999).Critical Citizens Global Support for Democratic Government.New York:Oxford University Press Inc..

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