英文摘要 |
Modern democratic society along with the flourishing development of the global communities, people gradually realized the importance of cooperation between the government and non-profit organizations. After Taiwan’s authoritarian government transformed into democracy, local education has gradually been valued in Taiwan. Among them, Hakka language heritage teachers bear the responsibility of Hakka language heritage. Association of Hakka Language Heritage Teacher has made great achievements in concentrating their consensus, teaching researches, and the study of Hakka language. This study, using historical institutionalism, public private partnerships, and independent change theory, discusses the organizational changes, from dependence to autonomy, of the third sector, taking Association of Taoyuan Hakka Language Heritage Teacher as an example. It discusses that the third sector, from relying on government resources towards independent development, gradually reduces dependence and develops autonomously. |