Deconstruct a Grand Mansion: A Political economy Analysis of Hung-Sheng The Palace

• Main Authors: Shuo-Han Chiang, 江碩涵
• Other Authors: Lih-Yun Lin
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2009
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/65546254187191976549

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 新聞研究所 === 97 === In this in-depth report, the political economic structure of Hung-Sheng The Palace is analyzed in the perspective of the Urban Political Economy. Literature analysis methods and in-depth interviews are used to understand the details of the Hung-Sheng The Palace land history, trading processes, construction conflicts, debating topics and its influence of the housing markets’ trend. The discoveries of the report are that there are plenty of struggles in between the politic-economy and politician relationships during the whole construction period of the Hung-Sheng The Palace. The construction of the Hung-Sheng The Palace not only reveals the inadequate of construction laws in Taiwan, but also reveals how bad the business groups strive for profits. The trend led by the housing markets reflects the immaturity and unbalanced structure of the Taiwan real estate markets. The main contribution of this in-depth report is to understand the truth behind the disputes of the Hung-Sheng The Palace. Also, this report serves to offer advice and introspection to the social conditions nowadays. The report expresses the need of a healthier platform relating to the economical trading in politics, meaning more complete urban deliberation policies, better structured housing markets, for our future generations.