英文摘要 |
Since the 1990s, along with the phenomenon of globalization, more Taiwan people worked abroad and married with female foreigners. The mass of female immigrants challenge the original systems of race and family in Taiwan which force the government to be involved in providing social services for them. After twenty years of mass cross-national marriage, it is necessary to review the changing profile of female immigrants in Taiwan to see the change of their demographic feature and their life qualities. Using secondary data analysis and focus groups, this study tries to explore the change of inferior status among female immigrants, to understand the situation of discrimination from Taiwan residents, and to clarify the attitude of Taiwan people towards multicultural social policy. In final, policy implication is made for the government and practical workers. |