英文摘要 |
Since the Ill-gotten Party Assets Settlement Committee (CIPAS) was established in 2016, it has determined that the Central Investment Company and other organizations as affiliate organizations of KMT. CIPAS has also determined that some ill-gotten assets should to be returned to State. These determinations have been regarded as fulfillment of the DPP administration's promises to deal with the ill-gotten assets problem of political parties. However, companies and organizations determined as affiliate organizations of KMT consider these fulfillment and advances as political behavior against the regulation of constitution, and go to the judicial system for help. This article's objective isn't about legal debates whether to determine some organizations as affiliate organizations of political parties. This article would like to adopt the "Policy-Networks" approach to analyze the interaction between the KMT and its party-run companies under previous party-state system. Historically speaking, authoritarian regimes could be easily seen through the history of East Asian countries. In Taiwan, the blossoming of KMT's companies is the result of the previous KMT government's industrial development policies. This article considers that the interaction between KMT and its companies could be determined as policy-network relation. And these networks could be categorized as two kind of networks: one the core network for the maintenance of power, the other the sub-network for profits. In the development process of these KMT's companies, their goal were to provide financial resources to KMT and coordinate with government policies previously, but gradually the overall size of KMT's companies has enlarged as a huge complex. Faced with this process, people in Taiwan with different political standpoints have different interpretations. And the diversity of people's thoughts about the problem of ill-gotten assets is a reflection of complex world, and coincide with the de-centralization concept of the "Policy-Networks" approach. In order to fulfill the idea of transitional justice, this article wishes that each side in the political spectrum in Taiwan could understand the essence and idea of transitional justice and initiate dialogue and reconciliation. |