2006-08-012024-05-17https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/678597摘要：全球化議題，雖然已經受到全球性的關注，但大多還停留在經驗描述的階段，而少有系統性的抽象思考與嚴謹的因果關係分析；在亞洲，這項議題則似乎尚未受到重視。有鑑於此，本總計劃從關注商品、資金、人員、及生產的跨國快速流動（包括流出與流入）開始，以極具獨特性之台灣與華人企業為焦點，探討台灣與華人企業在此過程中，所受到的衝擊與因應，此種衝擊與因應含蓋了巨觀與微觀的層面，而涉及台灣的總體經濟表現、外匯/金融市場、勞動/就業市場；廠商的投資策略、生產分工、成長/國際化策略、及組織/人事管理；地理之產業聚落、城鄉發展、及土地利用；以及社會階層、族群關係、身份取得與認同、華人組織心理與行為的變遷等等的面向。本總計畫一方面掌握台灣經驗的特色，一方面觀察其受衝擊後的變遷歷程，來進行基礎理論與科際整合導向之跨國性研究，並與現行重要文獻與理論（如網絡理論、關係主義、集體主義、國際化理論、社會認同理論、移民理論、及經濟模型等等）進行對話，以帶領台灣社會科學與管理科學社群進行重點式的突破。除此之外，所獲得之結論亦可做為公共政策（如投資、貨幣、財政、外匯、勞工、及都市發展等等）與經營管理之參考。<br> Abstract: The issue about globalization has acquired attentions from world wide. However, it remains phenomenon descriptions and doesn’t seem to draw any concern in Asia. Because of that, this master program will start from the concern with multinational fast movement of commodities, capital, staff, and enterprise/factory, to explore the impacts on Taiwan and Taiwanese businesses and their responses during the course, in which this type of impact and response consists of macro- and micro-level that involve Taiwan’s performance of macro economy, foreign exchange/financial market, and labor/employment market; enterprise/factor’s investment strategy, growth/internationalization strategy, and organization/personnel management; geographical industry cluster, urban and rural development, and land use; and finally, Chinese organizationalbehavior issues. The purpose is to recognize the features of so-called Taiwan experience, and to observe the change course of the features after being impacted. Based on the issues above, this master program will conduct multinational study of basic theory and interdisciplinary orientation and dialogue with existing literature and theories (such as network theory, relationalism, collectivism, internationalization theory, and economy models) to lead the communities of social science and management science into key breakthrough. In addition, the conclusions may provide implications for public policy (for example, investment, monetary, finance, urban development, and labor policy) making and business management.