A spatial analysis of the Third Party in Taiwan
Date Issued
2011
Date
2011
Author(s)
Huang, Kuo-Hung
Abstract
The main propose of this research is to determine the spatial distribution of the third party in Taiwan using the traditional and the spatial analysis to look for the factors that affect the spatial distribution of the third party in Taiwan.
This study analyzes the third party by comparing the differences of three areas and the spatial distribution, and trying to find: whether it has difference with the time changing. Whether the spatial distribution of the third party is affected by the regional differentiation or not, in particular by the impact of the social class. And whether the strength of the third party is affected by the neighboring.
This research found that the third party will get the higher percentage of votes obtained in the region where is lower social mobility and lower socio-economic status. And finding there is no higher correlation between the third party and socio-economic status. Election strategy, election system and the heterogeneity of region have more important effect on third party. And the third party has the space association, while the neighboring has important influence on it.
Subjects
the third party
spatial analysis
legislative elections
spatial autocorrelation.
Type
thesis
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