英文摘要 |
At present, more and more teams of UBA are recruiting overseas students. As many as twothirds of the men's open first-level teams have overseas students as the main players of the team. The addition of a large number of overseas students has also caused a shift in power in the college basketball world. Regarding this phenomenon, some people believe that the number and playing time of overseas students should be appropriately limited in order to cultivate local players and maintain the balance of the competition. Chinese Taipei University Sports Federation also plans to adjust the right to participate for overseas students in the 113th academic year to include unlimited registration and login numbers. Each team can only have one overseas student play in each quarter (overseas students are allowed to take turns). This study attempts to use Peter Knoepfel's public policy analysis model to analyze the qualifications for overseas students in the UBA and the Japanese University Basketball League in the appropriateness and legality of the regulations. The results show that 1. Regulations must balance the rights and interests of overseas students and policy objectives. 2. The regulations about permanent residents must gear to international standards. 3. The students’education right must be considered as regulation arranging 4. The reform of the multi-event system may enhance the development of my country’s college basketball leagues. |