英文摘要 |
This paper proposes a cybersecurity collaborative governance framework rooted in theories of collaborative governance, cybersecurity, and emergency management, focusing on dimensions of drivers and collaborative governance process. The Dimension of Drivers contains“cybersecurity risks”,“cybersecurity interdependency”,“participation incentives”, and“central government leadership.”The Dimension of Collaborative Governance Process is based on Emerson and Nabatchi’s (2015) framework, comprising“principled engagement”,“shared motivation”, and“joint action capacity”. This paper conducts an analysis of interview data using the proposed theoretical framework to comprehend the current situation and challenges of cybersecurity regional united dense system in Taiwan This analysis takes into consideration viewpoints from both central and local governments. This paper aims to contribute to the establishment of a theoretical framework and the accumulation of empirical research, thereby enriching the study of cybersecurity collaborative governance and regional united dense system in Taiwan from both academic and practical standpoints. |