英文摘要 |
Even though the local autonomy during the Japanese occupation was regarded as“abnormal local autonomy”or“half local autonomy”, the said period can't be excluded from Taiwan's local autonomy development history. In Taisho 9th (1920), the local government system was reformed and the Association was founded as the advisory institute for local director general. Because Taiwanese requested to set loose local autonomy, after more than 10 years efforts, the local autonomy system reformed again in Showa 10th (1935). The City council was established as the resolution institute. Half of the city council's members were elected by citizen and the rests were appointed by the government. After retrocession of Taiwan, the Senate was set up to make exercise resolutions and senators were appointed via the indirect election. In fact, those senators were not appointed by the official and were more powerful than city council's members of Japanese governance. In 1950, the local autonomy of Taiwan moved into a new phase and the Assembly was established to exercise resolution. All assemblymen were elected by citizen from 1st to 17th so far. Bases on archives of historical data, the article takes Keelung City as an example to analysis the development of Street Association, City Association, City Council, City Senate and City Assemblies in order to witness Taiwan Local Autonomy. |