过去30年期间发生于台湾的工业化历程,伴随着规模和速度都非同寻常的无产阶级化历程。本文分析了台湾的无产阶级化模式,检视了台湾新兴的工人阶级的人口学与社会特征。台湾工业化过程的一个显著特点,是工业发展在地理上的分散,且以小企业为主导。这有助于台湾的第一代产业工人顺利适应工业性质的工作;但是,这也延缓了强烈的工人认同的发育和工人阶级运动的发展。 The industrialization that took place in Taiwan during the past 30 years was accompanied by the extraordinary proletarianization of both scale and speed. This article analyzes Taiwan’s proletarianization model and examines the demographic and social characteristics of the emerging working class in Taiwan. A notable feature of Taiwan’s industrialization process is the geographical dispersion of industrial development, with a predominance of small enterprises. This helps the first generation of industrial workers in Taiwan to smoothly adapt to industrial work; however, this also delays the development of a strong worker’s identity and the development of the working class.