英文摘要 |
Based on the resilience theory, this article regards the development project as a disaster impact on the local environment, and analyzes the governance process under the two large-scale development projects of Guoguang Petrochemical and CTSP-IV in Fangyuan and Erlin Townships in Changhua County, and their impact. The hypothesis of this article is that when the local environment faces a government-driven development project and the degree of opposition from residents is high, it means that the absorption of the development project is weak. At this time, the government should also be more responsive to the development project; integrating the dominant role into local needs in the policy layout can prevent the development plan from impacting the local area and destroying the resilience of governance. This article supports that in the case of Fangyuan, even if the local opposition rejected the development projects, the government’s active leadership has broken the ''community awareness'' and ''community participation'' in the development project. And it reduces the local absorption of subsequent development projects. In the case of Erlin, although residents did not strongly object to the development projects, the government’s leadership did not truly respond to local needs. In particular, the passive participation of the community is still not conducive to the absorption of subsequent development projects by the local environment. |