英文摘要 |
Ever since the open of blue-collar foreign labors in the beginning of 1990s, supplementary principle, quota regulation and avoidance of impacts toward domestic labors still plays the crucial role in policy making. To put it simply, relevant discourses such as to increase the competitiveness of domestic industries, to maintain the balance of domestic labor market, and even to encourage enterprises to employ domestic labor by introducing foreign labors also play an inevitable role in policy making with regard to the foreign labors. This article aims to target on the objective of "the structural system of the observed problems". As to the complicated triangular relationship between human rights (foreign labors), industrial competitiveness (the need of foreign labors), and balance of labor market (domestic labor as the third party), this article aims to provide a deeper and more comprehensive observance and review. Finally, the author choose the perspective of the political philosophy of international human rights law to identify and to induce the problem in a more thorough way. |