英文摘要 |
Cultural and artistic performances involve artistic freedom guaranteed by the Constitution of the Republic of China. From the perspective of protecting the rights of the people, the state has the obligation to actively promote artistic freedom. However, cultural and artistic performances are non-necessities. If professional cultural and arts workers solely rely on demand for their work in the free market, maintaining their dignity is difficult. Government procurement is widely sought among various industries because of its enormous scale. Government procurement of cultural and artistic performances and sharing of economic benefits with cultural and arts workers protects the rights of these workers, such as their right to live, their fundamental cultural rights, and their artistic freedom. This paper argues that these ideals are diffieult to achieve under the current legal system on the basis of a legal analysis of Taiwanese government procurement of current cultural and artistic performances.The reasons for this are analyzed using specific cases, and amendments to the legal system are proposed the purpose of constructing a more comprehensive legal system and maximizing the benefits of government procurerment of cultural and artistic performances. |