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The Second Great Transformation
 
The Second Great Transformation
 
【作者】 Reginald Yin-Wang Kwok 等   延伸閱讀
【書號】 5N511PA
【適用】 進修研習 
【出版社】 政大出版社
【出版】 2011/4
  9 折特價：405元 ( 定價 450 )
 
 
 


．作者群
Reginald Yin-Wang Kwok、Jung-Ying CHANG、Yi-Fong CHEN、Chia-Ho CHING
Tsu-Lung CHOU、Chu-Joe HSIA、Li-Ming HSIA、Jinn-Yuh HSU、Te-Chuan LI、Ji-Ping LIN
Le-Xin LIN、Yu-Chun LIN、Shih-Ying TSAI、Jenn Hwan WANG、Ethan Yougason

．本書介紹
The theme of this book is to review the diversity of regional transformation and industrial restructuring in Taiwan industries in 1980s-2008. The structural frame and theoretical guide for investigation have three contextual sets: the global industrial integration, the cross-strait political economy, and post-development state intervention. Global production is the basis for cross-border production networking. Cross-state political economy, induced the state’s concern of dependency, sets up political hostility across the strait. Post-developmental state intervention supports the ascending tendency in global value chains for Taiwan’s industries, and promulgated anti cross-strait investment regulations. These context sets for industrial development provide a coherent analytic structure for studying Taiwan's industrial organizational adjustment and spatial restructuring. How industries were reorganized transformed and production regions were re-formed are the foci for empirical studies. This volume is divided into five parts with ten chapters.

• The first part gives the general regional characteristics resulting from Taiwan’s political economy in 1980s-2008. The two chapters illustrate the economic and the political spatial consequences of the cross-strait effects.
• The second part reviews the key factor for the evolutionary changes in Taiwan’s production regions, with a chapter each on the historical and present regional formation.
• The third part explores two state supported industries - the well-established information and communication technology industry and the emerging software industry.
• The fourth part examines the cross-strait production region formation of two un-assisted industries - the bicycle industry and the Mandarin pop music industry.
• The fifth part investigates an industry and one region, both of which are little affected by the cross-strait effects. A rural district of hosiery production and the Eastern Taiwan region resists cross-strait migration, but for different reasons.

This book gives an up-to-date insider's reports and commentary and seeks explanations beyond the rationale of globalization alone. Taiwan's cases of industrial global expansion provide a greater vista to our understanding of industrial strategies and production networks. By expanding the scope of research, it exposes the nuances of Taiwan’s industrial restructuring and network coordination, the how and why they differ from each other.

Acknowledgements
Glossary
Contributors

Introduction: Globalization, Cross-strait Political Economy and Post-Development State Intervention in Taiwan's Industrial Regionalization
Reginald Yin-Wang KWOK

PART I: POLITICAL ECONOMY AND REGIONAL SPECIALIZATION IN TAIWAN

Chapter 1: Globalization and the State: Effects on Regional Specialization
Tsu-Lung CHOU and Te-Chuan LI

Chapter 2: Contention in Regional Government: Impact on Domestic Production Specialization
Tsu-Lung CHOU and Shin-Ying TSAI

PART II: KEY DETERMINANT FOR REGIONAL FORMATION

Chapter 3: Cross-strait and Internal Migration: Key Factors for Traditional Regional Formation
Ji-Ping LIN

Chapter 4: The Cross-strait Effects: Differential Regional Industrial Clusters
Chia-Ho CHING and Tsu-Lung CHOU

PART III: STATE ENDORSED KEY INDUSTRIES

Chapter 5: Information and Communication Technology Industry: Rival Sates vs. Integrated Economies
Jenn-Hwan WANG

Chapter 6: Software Industry: Integrating with the Global Networks
Chia-Ho CHING

PART IV: UNASSISTED PRIVATE INDUSTRIES

Chapter 7: Bicycle Dual-track Industrial Regions: Reformation of a Traditional Industry
Yu-Chun LIN

Chapter 8: Mandarin Pop Music Industrial Region: Contradictory State and Latent Cross-strait Organization
Jung-Ying CHANG

PART V: MARGINALIZED PRODUCTION AND REGION

Chapter 9: Shetou Hosiery District: Subsistent and Repositioning Strategies
Jinn-Yuh HSU, Chu-Joe HSIA and Le-Xin LIN

Chapter 10: Regional Marginalization of Eastern Taiwan: Interior Dependency, Geographical Imagination, and Civic Development
Li-Ming HSIA, Yi-Fong CHEN and Ethan YORGSON

Postscript: Recent Regional Strategies and Future Prospect
Reginald Yin-Wang KWOK