選舉制度與婦女參政﹕東亞三國經驗的比較(II)
Date Issued
2006-09-30
Date
2006-09-30
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932414H002004
Abstract
The relation between electoral system and women’s political participation has
been well documented in the political science literature. However, most of the works
in this field focused on the general pattern of the institutional arrangement that
promotes women’s political participation, instead of the historical process from which
the institutions emerge. This project aims to compare the experience of Japan, South
Korea, and Taiwan. Japan and South Korea have recently reformed their electoral
systems and a similar reform has been proposed in Taiwan. The project will focus on
exploring how women’s organizations in these three countries interact with the states
and major political parties, and how they develop institutional-relevant discourse on
gender equality. This project will enrich our knowledge of the politics of difference
and propel us to reflect on policies related to women’s political participation.
Subjects
politics of difference
electoral system
women’s political participation
gender equality
SDGs
Publisher
臺北市：國立臺灣大學政治學系暨研究所
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report
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