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题名:	闖入花園的龍—大陸及台灣NIMBY抗議事件之比較與分析 A dragon in the garden: A comparative analysis of NIMBY protests in China and Taiwan
作者:	曹嘉傑 Roth, Jacob
贡献者:	冷則剛 Leng, Tse Kang 曹嘉傑 Roth, Jacob
关键词:	NIMBY environmental protest environmental governance Xiamen PX Lukang DuPont
日期:	2010
上传时间:	2016-05-09 15:47:02 (UTC+8)
摘要:	Both China and Taiwan have experienced impressive economic growth through rapid industrialization that has resulted in a higher standard of living for citizens on the one hand, but has come at the cost of severe environmental degradation on the other. One of the byproducts of this economic growth and accompanying environmental stress has been an increased awareness among citizens of their living environment. And this newfound environmental consciousness can be manifested through various forms of protest when concerned citizens feel that their rights have been infringed upon by either the government or an offending industry. This thesis is concerned chiefly with the evolution of environmental protests in China and Taiwan, and explores two specific cases that are examples of a classic NIMBY-style (not-in-my-back-yard) protest: the anti-DuPont movement in Lukang, Taiwan from 1986-87 and the anti-PX movement in Xiamen, China from 2006-07. Both events have been hailed as watersheds in their respective polities’ environmental movements because they represent improved public participation in environmental protection activities. Whereas reactive protests had been the norm before, the events in Lukang and Xiamen showed that preventive measures, taken before citizens’ environmental rights can be potentially violated, was and still is possible. What make these NIMBY protests all the more fascinating and worthy of further exploration are the respective political backdrops during which they occurred—in Taiwan before the lifting of martial law, and in China when mass demonstrations are seldom allowed to proceed. This thesis will explore the main components of the Lukang and Xiamen protests and conduct a comparative analysis of their organizations, the events that transpired, as well as the official responses with which they were met. It is hoped that this thesis shows how the events in Xiamen echo those from Lukang some twenty years before, and that it provides some insight into the expanding role of citizens in environmental protection activities in both China and Taiwan.
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Conference Papers Hou, Jeffrey. 2000. “Cultural Production of Environmental Activism: Two Cases in Southern Taiwan.” Paper submitted for the Fifth Annual Conference on the History and Culture of Taiwan, UCLA, October 12-15, 2000 <http://www.international.ucla.edu/cira/paper/TW_Jeff_Hou.pdf> (accessed November 23, 2009). Kasahara, Shigehisa. 2004. “The Flying Geese Paradigm: A Critical Study of Its Application to East Asian Regional Development.” Discussion paper no. 169, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) <http://www.unctad.org/en/docs/osgdp20043_en.pdf> (accessed December 28, 2009). Xiao, Qiang. 2008. “The Rise of Online Public Opinion and Its Political Impact.” Paper submitted for the 6th Annual Chinese Internet Research Conference, organized by the Journalism and Media Studies Centre, University of Hong Kong <http://jmsc.hku.hk/blogs/circ/files/2008/06/xiao_qiang.pdf> (accessed December 12, 2009). III. 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Wong, Edward. 2008. “In China City, Protestors See Pollution Risks of New Plant,” New York Times, May 6, 2008 <http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/06/world/asia/06china.html> (accessed December 17, 2009). IV. Selected Internet Sites and Internet-specific Articles Ansfield, Jonathan. 2008. “Bad Chemistry,” Newsweek, June 29, 2008 <http://www.newsweek.com/id/143547/page/1> (accessed December 23, 2009). --. 2008a. “Two Letters that Plant Protest,” China Digital Times, March 13, 2008 <http://dev.chinadigitaltimes.net/2008/03/two-letters-that-plant-protests/> (accessed December 27, 2009). China Internet Information Center (www.china.org.cn). 2008. “People vs. Chemical Plant.” January 14, 2008 <http://www.china.org.cn/english/environment/239503.htm> (accessed December 23, 2009). Kennedy, John. 2007. “Liveblogging from ground zero.” Global Voices Online, June 1, 2007 <http://globalvoicesonline.org/2007/06/01/china-liveblogging-from-ground-zero/> (accessed November 29, 2009). 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English translation available on the EastSouthWestNorth website: <http://www.zonaeuropa.com/20070601_1.htm> (accessed December 26, 2009). V. Interviews (in Chinese) Interview with Xiamen University Professor Yu Zhangbao, Xiamen, December 7, 2009. Interview with Xiamen University Professor Yang Ling, Xiamen, December 7, 2009. Interview with anonymous Xiamen resident, Xiamen, December 8, 2009. Interview with Xiamen University Student Liu, December 8, 2009. Interview with Xiamen University Professor Shi Ronggang, December 9, 2009.
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