中研院社會所6/3「氣候調適中財產權的關鍵角色：以台灣為例」演講
2025-05-28
【講題】：氣候調適中財產權的關鍵角色：以台灣為例
【講者】：Linda Shi，美國康乃爾大學都市與區域規劃系副教授
【主持】：林宗弘，中研院社會所研究員
【時間】：2025.6.3，16:00~18:00
【報名】：https://forms.gle/XssPzEmuuFTtiruK8
【地點】：臺灣師範大學英語學系國際會議廳 (誠大樓八樓)
【活動聯絡】：林小姐 (snetzeroevent@gmail.com)
【演講簡介】
隨著全球各地社區面對日益加劇的氣候風險，他們也面臨著關於誰擁有土地使用權、如何與環境變化共處，以及誰有決定權等困難的問題。本次演講將分享一系列相關的研究計劃，探討財產權在台灣降低洪災風險中的角色。其中一項研究比較了生活在氣候變遷第一線的漢人與原住民族社區，雙方在土地關係與財產權上的演變；另一項研究則檢視政府在建設防洪基礎設施時，如何透過重建機制，在未給予充分補償的情況下大量徵收土地。整體而言，這些研究揭示了台灣在推動減災工程的同時，犧牲了最弱勢居民的土地權利。這些不正義與未來在財政上難以負擔的做法，凸顯台灣在面對氣候變遷下亟需思考替代性的調適路徑。
【講者簡介】
Linda Shi 美國康乃爾大學城市與區域規劃系副教授，研究關注如何規劃城市氣候調 適，以促進環境永續性和社會正義。她研究城市土地治理的各個層面——包括土地使用 的財政化、產權制度和都會區域機構——如何形塑氣候脆弱性和調適回應。 作為一位受過訓練的城市環境規劃師，Shi曾在AECOM、國際城市發展研究所 （Institute for International Urban Development）和洛磯山研究所（Rocky Mountain Institute）工作，並為世界銀行和美國建築師學會（AIA）提供關於美國、 亞洲、拉丁美洲和非洲的項目與研究諮詢。Shi在麻省理工學院（MIT）城市研究與規劃 系取得了城市與區域規劃博士學位，在哈佛大學設計研究生院取得城市規劃碩士學位， 並在耶魯大學取得環境管理學士及碩士學位。
【活動說明】
本演講需事先報名，將以英文進行實體演講，不開放線上參與。
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Topic: The Centrality of Property Rights to Climate Adaption: Cases from
Taiwan
Speaker: Linda Shi, Associate Professor, City and Regional Planning, Cornell
University
Host: Thung-Hong Lin, Research Fellow, Institute of Sociology, Academia
Sinica
Time: 2023.08.24 12:30-14:30
Registration: https://forms.gle/XssPzEmuuFTtiruK8
Venue: International Conference Room, Department of English 8th Floor, Cheng
Building, College of Liberal Arts, NTNU Contact Person: Miss Lin
(snetzeroevent@gmail.com)
Brief
As communities around the world grapple with increased climate risks, they’ re confronting tough questions about who has a right to the land, how to live with environmental dynamism, and who gets to decide. This presentation shares interrelated research projects on the role of property rights in Taiwan’s flood risk reduction efforts. One compares the evolving land relations and property rights of Han and Indigenous communities living on the frontlines of climate change. Another examines redevelopment mechanisms that have allowed the government to expropriate large tracts of land without full compensation for the purposes of building flood infrastructure. Together, this research shows how Taiwan’s flood risk reduction efforts have come at the cost of the land rights of its most marginalized residents. The injustices and future financial infeasibility of these practices highlight the need for Taiwan to consider alternative adaptation pathways under climate change.
Speaker
Linda Shi is an associate professor in the Department of City and Regional Planning. Her research concerns how to plan for urban climate adaptation in ways that improve environmental sustainability and social justice. She studies how aspects of urban land governance — including the fiscalization of land use, property rights regimes, and metropolitan regional institutions — shape climate vulnerability and adaptation responses. An urban environmental planner by training, Shi has worked for AECOM, the Institute for International Urban Development, and the Rocky Mountain Institute and consulted for the World Bank and American Institute of Architects on projects and research in the U.S., Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Shi received a Ph.D. in urban and regional planning from MIT's Department of Urban Studies and Planning, a master's in urban planning from Harvard GSD, and a bachelor's and master's in environmental management from Yale University.
Note
This lecture requires advance registration and will be conducted in English
as an in-person presentation, with no online participation available.
【講者】：Linda Shi，美國康乃爾大學都市與區域規劃系副教授
【主持】：林宗弘，中研院社會所研究員
【時間】：2025.6.3，16:00~18:00
【報名】：https://forms.gle/XssPzEmuuFTtiruK8
【地點】：臺灣師範大學英語學系國際會議廳 (誠大樓八樓)
【活動聯絡】：林小姐 (snetzeroevent@gmail.com)
【演講簡介】
隨著全球各地社區面對日益加劇的氣候風險，他們也面臨著關於誰擁有土地使用權、如何與環境變化共處，以及誰有決定權等困難的問題。本次演講將分享一系列相關的研究計劃，探討財產權在台灣降低洪災風險中的角色。其中一項研究比較了生活在氣候變遷第一線的漢人與原住民族社區，雙方在土地關係與財產權上的演變；另一項研究則檢視政府在建設防洪基礎設施時，如何透過重建機制，在未給予充分補償的情況下大量徵收土地。整體而言，這些研究揭示了台灣在推動減災工程的同時，犧牲了最弱勢居民的土地權利。這些不正義與未來在財政上難以負擔的做法，凸顯台灣在面對氣候變遷下亟需思考替代性的調適路徑。
【講者簡介】
Linda Shi 美國康乃爾大學城市與區域規劃系副教授，研究關注如何規劃城市氣候調 適，以促進環境永續性和社會正義。她研究城市土地治理的各個層面——包括土地使用 的財政化、產權制度和都會區域機構——如何形塑氣候脆弱性和調適回應。 作為一位受過訓練的城市環境規劃師，Shi曾在AECOM、國際城市發展研究所 （Institute for International Urban Development）和洛磯山研究所（Rocky Mountain Institute）工作，並為世界銀行和美國建築師學會（AIA）提供關於美國、 亞洲、拉丁美洲和非洲的項目與研究諮詢。Shi在麻省理工學院（MIT）城市研究與規劃 系取得了城市與區域規劃博士學位，在哈佛大學設計研究生院取得城市規劃碩士學位， 並在耶魯大學取得環境管理學士及碩士學位。
【活動說明】
本演講需事先報名，將以英文進行實體演講，不開放線上參與。
--------------------------------------------
Topic: The Centrality of Property Rights to Climate Adaption: Cases from
Taiwan
Speaker: Linda Shi, Associate Professor, City and Regional Planning, Cornell
University
Host: Thung-Hong Lin, Research Fellow, Institute of Sociology, Academia
Sinica
Time: 2023.08.24 12:30-14:30
Registration: https://forms.gle/XssPzEmuuFTtiruK8
Venue: International Conference Room, Department of English 8th Floor, Cheng
Building, College of Liberal Arts, NTNU Contact Person: Miss Lin
(snetzeroevent@gmail.com)
Brief
As communities around the world grapple with increased climate risks, they’ re confronting tough questions about who has a right to the land, how to live with environmental dynamism, and who gets to decide. This presentation shares interrelated research projects on the role of property rights in Taiwan’s flood risk reduction efforts. One compares the evolving land relations and property rights of Han and Indigenous communities living on the frontlines of climate change. Another examines redevelopment mechanisms that have allowed the government to expropriate large tracts of land without full compensation for the purposes of building flood infrastructure. Together, this research shows how Taiwan’s flood risk reduction efforts have come at the cost of the land rights of its most marginalized residents. The injustices and future financial infeasibility of these practices highlight the need for Taiwan to consider alternative adaptation pathways under climate change.
Speaker
Linda Shi is an associate professor in the Department of City and Regional Planning. Her research concerns how to plan for urban climate adaptation in ways that improve environmental sustainability and social justice. She studies how aspects of urban land governance — including the fiscalization of land use, property rights regimes, and metropolitan regional institutions — shape climate vulnerability and adaptation responses. An urban environmental planner by training, Shi has worked for AECOM, the Institute for International Urban Development, and the Rocky Mountain Institute and consulted for the World Bank and American Institute of Architects on projects and research in the U.S., Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Shi received a Ph.D. in urban and regional planning from MIT's Department of Urban Studies and Planning, a master's in urban planning from Harvard GSD, and a bachelor's and master's in environmental management from Yale University.
Note
This lecture requires advance registration and will be conducted in English
as an in-person presentation, with no online participation available.
