| 英文摘要 |
This study, following the previous study's exploration of regional innovation systems (RIS) and economic resilience, further examines the operational and functional evolution of RISs at different stages of development. The empirical study focuses on the Hsinchu Science Park and Southern Taiwan Science Park, as well as their surrounding areas. The research method utilizes historical statistical data from the two science parks, based on evaluation indicators established in the previous year. The results reveal that different regions exhibit varying functional dominance due to differences in industrial structure and development stage. The ''generative'' function exhibits the most complex performance across all indicators, highlighting the importance and diversity of basic innovation capabilities for sustained regional growth. While Hsinchu Science Park established a stable economic resilience strategy after the financial crisis, Southern Taiwan Science Park, due to its mass production orientation and low industrial concentration, faces greater sensitivity to external shocks. This study addresses the theoretical gaps in the RIS literature from a resilience perspective and provides concrete insights for Taiwan's science park development strategies and regional innovation policies. |