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林春元(2017)。氣候變遷全球行政法的演變、形貌與影響。國立臺灣大學出版中心。
周桂田(2024)。氣候變遷社會學:高碳社會及其轉型挑戰(修訂版)。國立臺灣大學出版中心。
葉俊榮(1999)。行政法案例分析與研究方法。三民。
葉俊榮(2015)。氣候變遷治理與法律。國立臺灣大學出版中心。
葉俊榮(2020)。組織建制。載於葉俊榮、張文貞、林春元(編),建構氣候轉型立法:比較立法與議題論述(377-393頁)。新學林。
葉俊榮(2025)。環境永續:脈絡、體制與法律。聯經。
葉俊榮(2025)。環境管制:權力、市場與責任。聯經。
廖福特(2011)。國家人權委員會。五南。
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林三欽(2010)。行政法人作為行政組織改造之選項。載於台灣行政法學會(編),行政組織與人事法制之新發展(91-137頁)。元照。
林李耀、陳永明、朱容練、朱蘭芬、李惠玲、黃嬿蓁、許晃雄、陳正達(2011)。臺灣氣候變遷推估與資訊平台建置計畫(TCCIP)介紹。載於交通部中央氣象局(編),建國百年天氣分析預報與地震測報研討會論文彙編(422-426頁)。交通部中央氣象局。
葉俊榮(2010)。大量環境立法――我國環境立法的模式、難題及因應方向。載於葉俊榮(著),環境政策與法律(73-133頁)。元照。(轉載於「大量環境立法:我國環境立法的模式、難題與因應方向」,1993,臺大法學論叢,22(1),105-147)
葉俊榮(2010)。環境問題的制度因應――刑罰與其他因應措施的比較與選擇。載於葉俊榮(著),環境政策與法律(135-172頁)。元照。(轉載於「環境問題的制度因應:刑罰與其他因應措施的比較選擇」,1991,臺大法學論叢,20(2),87-114)
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杜文苓(2012)。環評制度中的專家會議―被框架的專家理性。臺灣民主季刊,9(3),119-155。https://doi.org/10.6448/TDQ.201209.0119
林子倫(2008)。台灣氣候變遷政策之論述分析。公共行政學報,28,153-175。https://doi.org/10.30409/JPA.200809_(28).0005
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林春元(2024)。依附環境法發展的氣候訴訟與有限的司法對話―臺灣氣候訴訟的分析研究(2002-2022)。中研院法學期刊,35,69-134。https://publication.iias.sinica.edu.tw/30016042.pdf
林春元(2024)。超越政治或迎向政治?―總統氣候變遷對策委員會的功能定位與合憲性商榷。月旦法學雜誌,355,74-86。 https://doi.org/10.53106/1025593135505
周桂田(2004)。獨大的科學理性與隱沒(默)的社會理性之“對話”―在地公眾、科學專家與國家的風險文化探討。台灣社會研究季刊,56,1-63。https://doi.org/10.29816/TARQSS.200412.0001
周桂田(2007)。新興風險治理典範之芻議。政治與社會哲學評論,22,179-233。https://doi.org/10.6523/168451532007090022004
施佳良、杜文苓(2017)。環境管制行政的科學技術框架與決策僵局:六輕工安事件環評過程析論。公共行政學報,52,81-111。https://doi.org/10.30409/JPA.201703_(52).0003
范玫芳(2014)。風險管理與程序正義:風力發電機設置爭議。民主與治理,1(2),59-81。https://doi.org/10.3966/2311505X2014080102003
宮文祥(2010)。初探科學在環境法發展上所扮演的角色―以美國法為例。科技法學評論,7(2),129-180。
宮文祥(2023)。從管制科學的角度探討風險行政下透明、課責與參與之法的建構。公法研究,4,49-76。
徐美苓(2023)。臺灣能源轉型爭議論述的媒體建構:減碳、非核家園與空污防制的風險傳播多重難題。新聞學研究,154,1-54。https://doi.org/10.30386/MCR.202301.0001
高銘志(2022)。非核家園推動政策及法制二十年回顧與展望。公法研究,2,69-117。
張文貞(2021)。監察院憲政轉型的契機與挑戰―以人權為核心。月旦法學雜誌,318,88-10。
陳亮宇、徐俊明(2023)。環境法案如何進入政策議程?如何獲得立法通過?《溫室氣體減量及管理法》的個案分析(2006~2015)。政治學報,76,111-144。https://doi.org/10.6229/CPSR.202312_(76).0004
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葉俊榮(2022)。論公民憲政主義下的臺灣防疫模式。臺大法學論叢,51(4),1543-1596。https://doi.org/10.6199/NTULJ.202212_51(4).0004
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dc.description.abstract自從英國於2008年設立氣候變遷委員會後,有許多國家效仿其先例,紛紛設立氣候委員會,而台灣也不例外。新任總統賴清德甫上任,就於總統府下設立以促進社會溝通為目的的氣候變遷對策委員會。然而這樣看似有利於氣候治理的舉措,卻被質疑實際上是為了擴張總統權力。為了檢視這個新的氣候變遷對策委員會究竟適不適合台灣目前的氣候治理現況,本論文將法律分析結合公共行政學、科技與社會研究,以及風險社會學等不同學門,跨領域地從民主制度下氣候變遷的治理困境出發,爬梳氣候委員會此一組織形態的制度目的。並將之與傳統環境管制領域中的科學諮詢委員會作對照,論證氣候委員會的制度核心在於將科學與政治進行重新劃界,並作為中介機構,將專業知識轉化為政策建議。
本論文接下來繼續梳理氣候委員會的類型,認為氣候委員會應以專家諮詢型與公眾諮詢型為分類,並分別以英國氣候變遷委員會與南非總統氣候委員會為例,以制度分析與脈絡分析的研究方法,說明不同的社會脈絡如何產生不同的氣候委員會設計。接下來則將視角轉回台灣,從歷史脈絡、立法歷程與政治現況,說明氣候變遷對策委員會以公眾參與作為制度基礎並無問題。然而在具體制度設計與實際運作上,卻受限於政治現實,呈現出名不符實、定位不明與疊床架屋的缺陷。因此,本論文針對這三個缺陷,最後提出強化制度整合的短期建議,以及強化專業諮詢與獨立性的長期建議。
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dc.description.abstractSince the establishment of the UK’s Climate Change Committee, many countries have adopted similar frameworks, and Taiwan is no exception. President Lai Ching-Te established the National Climate Change Committee soon after his inauguration. However, this initiative, while seemingly conducive to climate governance, has faced criticism for expanding presidential power. To assess the new committee’s suitability for Taiwan, this thesis adopts an interdisciplinary approach to examine the institutional purpose of climate committees amid democratic governance dilemmas. By contrasting these entities with traditional scientific advisory bodies, this thesis argues that climate committees function as intermediaries that re-demarcate the boundary between science and politics, transforming expertise into policy recommendations.
This thesis further categorizes these bodies into “expert-advisory” and “public-consultative” models, and uses the UK and South African examples to illustrate how social contexts dictate institutional design. Shifting the focus back to Taiwan, based on the historical context, legislative process, and current political climate, this thesis argues that the establishment of the National Climate Change Committee is theoretically based. However, the political constraints have resulted in institutional redundancy, ambiguous positioning, and a lack of substantive authority. Consequently, the thesis offers a short-term suggestion for institutional integration and long-term strategies to strengthen professional consultation and institutional independence.
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摘要 V
ABSTRACT VI
簡目 VII
詳目 IX
第一章 緒論 1
第一節 研究動機與問題意識 1
第二節 研究方法與研究架構 5
第三節 研究範圍與研究限制 7
第二章 氣候委員會的制度必要性 10
第一節 氣候變遷的決策風險 11
第一項 氣候科學研究的特性與其對決策的影響 12
第一款 跨領域複雜性 12
第二款 長期性 13
第三款 不確定性 14
第四款 價值導向性 15
第二項 氣候科學作為管制科學與其政治化 17
第二節 民主制度下氣候治理的決策困境 19
第一項 公眾關注偏誤 19
第二項 利益結構扭曲 21
第三項 時間不一致性 24
第一款 政策的反覆變動 24
第二款 科學運用的反覆變動 26
第一目 2001年至2009年:George W. Bush政府 26
第二目 2009年至2017年:Barack Obama政府 27
第三目 2017年至2021年:第一次Donald Trump政府 28
第四目 2021年至今:Joseph Biden政府與第二次Trump政府 29
第三節 小結:獨立氣候委員會作為治理困境的制度因應 31
第三章 氣候委員會的制度設計 33
第一節 對傳統環境管制中科學諮詢委員會的反思 33
第一項 專業知識壟斷 33
第二項 人事運作干預 35
第三項 政治責任模糊 37
第四項 氣候委員會作為中介機構 38
第二節 氣候委員會的類型與功能 40
第三節 專家諮詢型:以英國氣候變遷委員會為例 43
第一項 背景脈絡 43
第二項 制度設計 46
第一款 獨立性 46
第二款 職權 48
第三項 對氣候政策的影響 50
第四節 公眾諮詢型:以南非總統氣候委員會為例 52
第一項 背景脈絡 52
第二項 制度設計 56
第一款 獨立性 56
第二款 職權 58
第三項 對氣候政策的影響 58
第五節 小結 60
第四章 檢視氣候對策委員會 62
第一節 台灣是否需要公眾諮詢型氣候委員會? 62
第一項 發展型國家的治理困境 62
第二項 台灣環境管制與氣候治理的立法歷程 64
第一款 傳統環境管制立法 64
第二款 從溫室氣體減量管理法到氣候變遷因應法 65
第三項 台灣能源政治的社會分歧 67
第一款 再生能源 67
第二款 核能再起 68
第四項 公眾諮詢型氣候委員會具有制度正當性 70
第二節 氣候對策委員會的設計與運作是否適當? 71
第一項 名不符實的運作現場 72
第二項 模糊不清的組織定位 74
第一款 氣候對策委員會作為總統府委員會的制度邏輯 74
第二款 氣候對策委員會作為總統府委員會的正當性 75
第三項 疊床架屋的政策協調 76
第三節 氣候對策委員會的制度化 78
第一項 強化制度整合 78
第二項 強化專業諮詢 80
第三項 強化獨立性 81
第四節 小結 83
第五章 結論 85
參考文獻 87
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dc.language.isozh_TW-
dc.subject國家氣候變遷對策委員會-
dc.subject氣候委員會-
dc.subject氣候治理-
dc.subject管制科學-
dc.subject科學諮詢委員會-
dc.subjectNational Climate Change Committee-
dc.subjectClimate Committee-
dc.subjectClimate Governance-
dc.subjectRegulatory Science-
dc.subjectScientific Advisory Body-
dc.title科學知識與社會價值的共存:定位台灣國家氣候變遷對策委員會zh_TW
dc.titleThe Coexistence of Scientific Knowledge and Social Values: Positioning Taiwan’s National Climate Change Committeeen
dc.typeThesis-
dc.date.schoolyear114-1-
dc.description.degree碩士-
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee林春元;陳仲嶙zh_TW
dc.contributor.oralexamcommitteeChun-Yuan Lin;Chung-Lin Chenen
dc.subject.keyword國家氣候變遷對策委員會,氣候委員會氣候治理管制科學科學諮詢委員會zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordNational Climate Change Committee,Climate CommitteeClimate GovernanceRegulatory ScienceScientific Advisory Bodyen
dc.relation.page111-
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU202600637-
dc.rights.note同意授權(全球公開)-
dc.date.accepted2026-02-08-
dc.contributor.author-college法律學院-
dc.contributor.author-dept法律學系-
dc.date.embargo-lift2026-02-12-
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