Research Operate Patterns and Operational Issues for Local Cultural Museums in Taiwan

• Main Authors: CHEN PEI WEI, 陳霈洧
• Other Authors: WANG CHIU CHIEH
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2016
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/2p3x7p

碩士 === 大仁科技大學 === 文化創意產業研究所 === 104 === Abstract Cultural properties preservation regeneration of the public concept of the gradual recognition and support in Taiwan .Since the" reuse vacant space" plan to implement cultural policy. At the same time conform to the "Cultural Tourism" new forms of tourism and afterwards many the unused spaces most proportion transform were available for local cultural museums, but also extends certain issues such as the function characteristic, operate funds, personnel training, industry consolidation. This study provides some suggestions through literature to summarize the conclusions and recommendations made .In this study that focused attention on study provides through literature analysis and read, after analysis and comparison of various patterns cases. After comprehensive analysis of the conclusions that in hastily the establishment of local cultural museums in many places, be faced situation facing the lack of funds and manpower not tourist arrivals, not popularity premises that In the popularize policy of the ministry of culture. Secondly as the concepts that local cultural properties are the reality of the common memory have been change into cultural properties preservation regeneration and local residents unite to save the collective memory field, It is unable to operate independently from the local development for the local cultural museums. The local cultural museums most important thing is the face of rapid globalization of tourism under development that it must be issued by the local characteristics of the development of the business model, not just become important cultural assets in the local , but also to attract more tourist crowds of the local cultural museums. Keywords: Cultural Policy, Reuse Vacant Space, Local Cultural Museums, Operate Patterns