| 英文摘要 |
In the digital age, policy marketing has emerged as a key governance tool, leveraging stakeholder participation to align diverse understandings and perceptions of policies. In Taiwan, the bilingual education policy faces significant governance challenges due to varied stakeholder views. This study examines Tainan City's policy marketing strategies, categorizing them into communication, exchange, and consultation tools. Findings reveal that policy briefings and training sessions serve as the main communication tools, school visits by bilingual counselors are the primary exchange tool, and implementing schools from the Second Official Language Office era act as key consultation resources. |