國立政治大學國際事務學院

中國政治學會將於今年(2026)10月17日至18日舉辦國際學術研討會，今年的主題訂為『民主制度再省思：現代民主價值與實踐的延續與變革』。

研討會將廣邀各界學者及學生，就民主治理、公共政策及國際關係等領域進行深度討論，期待透過學術觀點的交鋒，對現代民主的現狀進行診斷。

徵稿內容廣泛且具開放性，舉凡新舊冷戰的國際政經局勢與治理戰略我國民主治理實踐的過去、現在和未來憲政發展的危機，或是能源、氣候、科技變遷與永續政治發展議題公共行政、公共政策數位治理、數位政府公民社會，抑或是國際法、國際人權法、海洋法等皆屬於本次徵稿的主題。

目前活動仍於開放投稿階段，歡迎有意願參與的學術先進們不吝投稿，共同為變動時代下的民主政治開拓新視角，並為我國民主實踐提供前瞻性的學術建議。

有意投稿論文者，請於2026 年 7 月 5 日（日）前填寫本次研討會摘要投稿表單（https://forms.gle/fpUgusTbp1GzggCu6 )，並將「作者基本資料暨論文摘要表格」之Word檔與PDF檔一併上傳至該投稿表單。

Conference Concept

Entering the third decade of the 21st century, democratic regimes worldwide are facing unprecedented challenges. As a benchmark of modern democratic practice, democracy has demonstrated resilience amidst political polarization, the rise of populism, and debates over electoral integrity, yet it has also exposed deep structural contradictions. The political evolution following the 2024 U.S. election has triggered global reflection on how the core connotations of “modern democratic values” continue or transform under contemporary technological and social shifts.

As protectionism and isolationism rise in the West, authoritarian camps are challenging traditional models with alternative governance styles. As a bastion of democracy in East Asia, Taiwan must not only monitor how foreign policies are affected by these shifts but also consider how emerging democracies can strengthen their “democratic defense” and governance efficiency.

This conference aims to convene international scholars to engage in dialogue on the reconstruction of democratic theory, digital citizenship, and the impact of geopolitical changes on democratic resilience.

Website: http://www.capstaipei.org.tw/2026/05/11/call-for-papers-2026-caps-annual-meeting-international-conference/

Submission Guidelines

Process: Please complete the Online Submission Form (https://forms.gle/fpUgusTbp1GzggCu6)and upload your “Author Information and Abstract” (Word & PDF formats) by July 5, 2026.

Full Paper Requirements: Papers should generally not exceed 20,000 words. Please follow the formatting style of the Chinese Political Science Review (Taipei).