英文摘要 |
"Although local elections held regularly in Taiwan from 1950s to 1960s are of democratic form, their practical operation processes were greatly denounced oftentimes. At that time, quite a few political elites in opposition constantly criticized the malpractices in elections, even engaged in protests through multiple approaches. Those protests that were launched in the age of harsh political climate had been the important course of democratic development in Taiwan. For understanding the history of electoral development from 1950s to 1960s, there shall be certain reference value for the research of the issue. First of all, the research probed into the phenomenon of the gradually corrupt atmosphere of elections during this particular period. It discussed from the view of governance why there were more and more malpractices in elections, and explored from the perspective of elites in opposition to find out the reason why they devoted their energy to the protests against malpractices in elections. Secondly, the research discussed the patterns of numerous malpractices in elections accused by the elite in opposition, such as vote buying, ballot rigging, illegal intervention of civil servants, uncontested election, and the electoral and supervisory system. Moreover, the research also analyzed the protest activities organized by the elite in opposition via the approaches of local council, judiciary, mass media, assembly, and association." |