英文摘要 |
This paper deliberates the contemporary housing justice, as a human right, whether its practice gives the earnest priority to underprivileged minorities with maximal interests and equal development opportunities, and meets the 7 criteria of the right to adequate housing. Particularly, the discourse extends from affordability, the easiest factor to be evaluated among the others, and takes Taipei, Taiwan as a case study, which possesses extremely unaffordable ratio of house prices and rent to income, and the serious market failure, government failure and governance failure have further deteriorated the injustice. As housing commodification, privatization and financialization become more and more serious, affordable housing has become an important issue in Asian cities, and Taiwan and Taipei are deep in the injustice of living. This study analyzes the root causes of housing injustice, develops solutions to each problem, and then prioritizes them according to the current division of powers and responsibilities of each agency and the repetition of each solution In order, put forward key solutions for the central and local governments (including administrative, legislative, and judicial departments), and look forward to helping housing justice move forward. |