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dc.description.abstract本論文旨在探討臺灣政府於本土半導體產業之發展歷程中所扮演之角色。有別於過去研究大多以政府政策支持與產業發展成果之關聯性作為研究對象,而係以自主性為核心觀點切入,藉由觀察臺灣半導體產業不同發展階段中政府與產業之互動,剖析臺灣政府選擇介入之動機、介入之策略安排、實際介入之方式與最終之介入結果,並納入外在環境之因素,檢視政府如何介入及其之介入對於產業之效果,並分析產業界於政府政策擬定與執行過程中之角色,同時了解對產業發展結果造成實質影響之事物,以全面釐清政府介入之邏輯與自主性程度,從而檢討發展型國家理論於解釋臺灣半導體產業發展之適用性。
而本論文之研究發現,臺灣半導體產業之發展主要係由產業力量主導政府進行政策介入。產業發展前期因缺乏本土半導體技術之人才與專業知識,因此技術官僚與政治菁英選擇採用內部產業菁英所提出之發展策略,後期則因本土產業已建立且茁壯,在其充沛之影響力下,政府選擇配合外部產業界主動提倡之政策建議。同時,臺灣政府執行半導體產業政策之結果,不僅會受民間企業基於其自身商業利益為考量之態度左右外,亦存在著國內外政治經濟情勢之變數,為政策成效帶來不可預期之正面或負面影響。另外,產業規模大小並不一定造成政府主導能力之減弱,政策內容是否符合企業利益,方為產業選擇配合政府支配之關鍵。是以,當政府之介入動機與政策決策範圍,受制於產業界之提案與倡議,以及過程中無法有效控制私部門配合參與,甚至是遭受到其積極之反制,凸顯出實際上臺灣政府僅具有限之自主性,仍係由產業扮演主導角色,進而挑戰典型發展型國家之政府具有領導與支配之權威地位之主張。
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dc.description.abstractThis study explores the role of Taiwan’s government in developing its domestic semiconductor industry. Departing from previous research that primarily focused on the correlation between state policy support and industrial development outcomes, it adopts a perspective centered on autonomy. By examining government-industry interactions across different stages of development, the study analyzes the motives, strategies, modalities, and consequences of governmental intervention. It also incorporates external factors to assess how the government intervened and the effects of its actions. Furthermore, the study examines the industry’s role in shaping and implementing state policy and identifies key factors that substantially influence industrial development. This comprehensive approach aims to clarify the logic of state intervention and the degree of state autonomy, thereby re-evaluating the applicability of the theory of developmental state in explaining Taiwan’s semiconductor industry development.
The findings suggest that the development of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry was primarily driven by industrial actors who guided the direction of policy intervention. In the early stages, a lack of domestic expertise led technocrats and political elites to adopt strategies proposed by internal industry elites. As the industry matured and gained influence, the government increasingly responded to policy proposals advocated by external industrial forces. Policy outcomes were influenced not only by the commercial interests of private firms but also by evolving domestic and global political-economic conditions, producing both anticipated and unexpected effects. The scale of the industry did not necessarily erode the government’s leadership capacity; instead, industrial cooperation hinged on the alignment between policy content and corporate interests. Thus, when state motivations and policy scope were steered by industrial advocacy, and the government failed to effectively secure private-sector cooperation or faced active resistance, the limited autonomy of Taiwan’s government became evident. These dynamics underscore the dominant role of industry and challenge the core assumption of the theory of developmental state that presumes strong state authority and control.
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dc.description.tableofcontents口試委員會審定書 i
摘要 ii
Abstract iii
目 次 iv
圖 次 vii
表 次 viii
第一章 緒 論 1
第一節 研究動機 1
第二節 研究目的 4
第三節 研究方法 5
第四節 章節安排 7
第二章 文獻回顧 9
第一節 發展型國家理論之研究 9
第二節 臺灣產業發展與政府角色之關聯 16
第三節 解釋臺灣半導體產業發展之研究 21
第三章 理論與分析架構 28
第一節 發展型國家理論之意涵 28
第二節 研究架構 33
第四章 臺灣半導體產業導入籌建期 38
第一節 政府投入半導體產業之起因 38
第二節 技術導入與產業選擇之籌劃 43
第三節 進行技術移轉與量產能力之建構 51
第四節 呈現產業化之政策成效 59
第五節 小 結 63
第五章 臺灣半導體產業躍升成長期 65
第一節 面對本土技術落後之焦慮 65
第二節 與私部門協力之策略安排 69
第三節 落實政府與企業之合作體制 76
第四節 發展成果受外部因素影響之重 86
第五節 小 結 92
第六章 臺灣半導體產業成熟整合期 94
第一節 競爭力重建與風險分散之思維 94
第二節 海外佈局與本土轉型並進 96
第三節 開放資本移動及促進國內創新升級 99
第四節 政府讓步與產業自立之現實 103
第五節 小 結 106
第七章 臺灣半導體產業戰略自主期 108
第一節 全球競逐下之邊緣化危機 108
第二節 掌握自有尖端技術為核心 111
第三節 以制度性介入予以回應 114
第四節 最終仍未能落實政策初衷 117
第五節 小 結 120
第八章 綜合比較與探討 123
第一節 政府介入之動機 123
第二節 政府介入之策略與方式 125
第三節 政府介入之程度 127
第四節 介入後之效果與影響 128
第九章 結 論 131
第一節 主要研究發現 131
第二節 政策建議 134
第三節 後續研究建議 136
參考文獻 138
壹、中文 138
貳、英文 149
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dc.subject自主性zh_TW
dc.subject發展型國家理論zh_TW
dc.subject臺灣半導體產業zh_TW
dc.subject政府角色zh_TW
dc.subjectAutonomyen
dc.subjectThe Theory of Developmental Stateen
dc.subjectThe Role of Governmenten
dc.subjectTaiwan’s Semiconductor Industryen
dc.title臺灣半導體產業發展經驗:發展型國家理論之檢討zh_TW
dc.titleThe Development Experience of Taiwan’s Semiconductor Industry: A Review of the Theory of Developmental Stateen
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dc.date.schoolyear113-2-
dc.description.degree碩士-
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee詹文男;黃建實zh_TW
dc.contributor.oralexamcommitteeWen-Nan Tsan;Chien-shih Huangen
dc.subject.keyword發展型國家理論,臺灣半導體產業,政府角色,自主性,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordThe Theory of Developmental State,Taiwan’s Semiconductor Industry,The Role of Government,Autonomy,en
dc.relation.page164-
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU202501719-
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dc.date.accepted2025-07-23-
dc.contributor.author-college社會科學院-
dc.contributor.author-dept國家發展研究所-
dc.date.embargo-liftN/A-
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