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論文名稱Perceptions of Political Outsiders in Taiwan
學年度104
學期2
會議開始時間2016-05-26
作品名稱Perceptions of Political Outsiders in Taiwan
作品名稱（其他語言）
全部作者Anna Rudakowska and Ewa Trojnar
作品所屬單位
出版者
會議名稱Conference Citizenship and Multiple Values
會議地點
摘要Taiwan’s 2016 elections were victorious not only for the Democratic Progressive Party (Minzhu Jinbudang, DPP), and its front-runner Tsai Ing-wen, who was elected the President of the Republic of China. Another notable victory was that of Freddy Lim - front man of the metal band Chthonic and his not so long ago established (early 2015) New Power Party (Shidai Liliang, NPP). NPP has emerged as the third largest political party. If only with 5 out of 113 seats (4.4%) in the Taiwanese Legislative Yuan (Lifa Yuan), it was a great victory for the newcomer to the politics to come right after the two giants – the KMT (Chinese Nationalist Party, Kuomintang) and the DPP, reigning over the political stage of the island for the last decades. Popularly, success of such political novices is explained with reference to populist appeals. For example, the recent increasing dissatisfaction with politics as well as with the failure of the current parties to respond to pressing problems in the European Union and in the United States are identified as sources of the success of the populist newcomers to politics. Yet, those politicians who ride on a wave of public discontent with politics or with inability of the current governments to solve the serious social problems are not identical. They come from different political backgrounds, focus on various issues and propose multiple solutions to the social problems. Therefore, lumping together of various political phenomena blurs the differences between the component parts. As Robert Barr (2009: 29) noted, the category of the populist politician is often conflated in the literature with the anti-establishment politician or the political outsider. This article, therefore, turns to the phenomenon of the newcomers to politics (later referred to as outsiders, political outsiders, also abbreviated to POs or novices). It does not look at them through the prism of populist doctrine but leaves the theoretical classifications aside in order to inquire into the popular understanding and societal expectations held towards POs. It focuses on Taiwan, where the recent elections brought about the success of the newcomers to politics with their newly established parties.
關鍵字political outsiders, political amateurs, Taiwan 2016 elections, New Power Party
使用語言英文
等級,其他
會議性質國內
校內研討會地點無
研討會時間20160526~20160527
通訊作者
國別中華民國
公開徵稿
出版型式
出處Conference Citizenship and Multiple Values, Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences, Academia Sinica
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