客家族群的選票結構變化之初探:量化與質性研究的分析(1/2)

This research project employs and modifies “contextual effect” and “symbolic politics theory” for our theoretical framework, and examines the 2016 presidential election and 2020 presidential election, do the voting choices of the Hakka group change? Who changes, who does not change, how to change, and why? Methodologically this two-year research project employs both quantitative and qualitative approaches. First, we take advantage of the 2020 Taiwan’s Election and Democratization Study(TEDS 2020)survey data. The methodology adopted in this study is the “multinomial logit model”. Second, it provides the aforementioned survey results and then conducts face-to-face intensive interviews with roughly 14 respondents(4 experts and scholars, 2 political figures, 2 Hakka committee members, 2 Hakka local seniors, 4 Hakka general public). The results of this research project will also be discussed in terms of creating a dialogue space for Hakka research topics, the government's promotion of Hakka policies, and the promotion of ethnic mainstreaming.