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臺灣死刑制度之在地／全球辯證發展

Taiwan's Death Penalty in the Local-Global Dynamics

李佳玟(Chia-Wen Lee)

思與言：人文與社會科學期刊； 54卷2期 (2016 / 06 / 01) ， P5 - 56

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死刑；廢死運動；民意；國際政治；政治轉型； Death Penalty ； Anti-Death Penalty Movement ； Public Opinions ； International Politics ； Political Transition

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People generally believe that the death penalty in Taiwan has been supported by traditional retributive culture, and the public support is the main reason why this penal institution cannot be abolished. This paper intends to rebut this conventional wisdom. It shows that in the past sixty to seventy years, this penal institution been much more affected by politics. In addition to public opinions, the death penalty in Taiwan has been shaped by the interplay of regime types, international politics, pattern of transitional politics and incumbent's inclinations. While it is true that politics has played a dominant role, actions of human rights activists still managed to redefine what politics is, and thus helped the local abolitionist movement to achieve an impressive progress within a short period of time. But the intensive cooperation between global and local anti-death penalty activists since the beginning has also made the anti-death penalty movement western and alien to the Taiwanese society, which unfortunately resulted in vehement backlashes in recent years. This paper urges both supporters and opponents of the death penalty to re-evaluate this peculiar penal institution from its historical realities.

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Murphy, Helen(2010).State-Inflicted Death: Differing Approaches to the Death Penalty in Taiwan and Singapore.Taiwan Political Science Review,14(2),189-213.
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