| 英文摘要 |
Taichung City’s“Sport-II”land use plan, covering 27ha, includes about 6ha of settlement area on the east side: Dongshizi; and about 4ha of military dependency area on the south side: Jingwu New Village. After the outline of urban planning in the Japanese colonial era, after a hundred years to the present, it is still in trouble and cannot complete the development, and it has become a poor area in the essence of Taichung City, which is a pity. The reasons why it has not been completed for many years are worth exploring; Is it a planning failure, as Peter Hall calls it, or is it a n institutional lock-in that cannot be changed, as the new institutional economist Douglas North calls path dependency? This study examines the Sport-II land use plan in Taichung from the perspective of historical institutionalism and planning failure, and finds that the delay in its development is indeed as stated by historical institutional ism, and there have been many critical juncture and successive punctuated equilibrium in the past 100 years . The path dependence makes Sport-II fall into different systems and locked in, resulting in the development dilemma. It can also be seen that urban planning is indeed subject to many constraints, including the mainstream ideology of the era and the national policy goals, which have to adapt and change, and even cause difficulties. |