英文摘要 |
This policy forum intends to record and respond to the two-hour lecture by both Honorary Professor Sun Da-Chuan(孫大川)and his discusser Shih Chung-Shan( 石忠山), the dean of the College of Indigenous Studies at NDHU, through examining their different imagination of nation-and-state. Sun Da-Chuan proposes a “loose-but-efficient” solidarity form of state to counteract the rigorous organization of the modern nation-state. In his critics of the modern state organization with its monopoly of legitimate violence and exclusive form of nationalism, Sun Da-Chuan’s “loose-but-efficient” solidarity form creates an alternative imagination toward a new form of state organization with indigenous style. When the increasing political tensions between the two-side of the Taiwan Straits worry the whole world with the outbreak of war, Sun Da-Chuan’s proposal attempts to constrain the rise of militant Chinese nationalism, and to encourage Taiwan to be the vital player for the ultimate democratization of China. |