Organizational Positioning of Aboriginal Peoples Committee,Taipei City Government

• Main Authors: Fang-Ru Lee, 李芳儒
• Other Authors: 黃一峯
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/32362078611130272869

碩士 === 淡江大學 === 公共行政學系公共政策碩士在職專班 === 101 === This study focuses on defining organizational positioning of Aboriginal Peoples Committee in Taipei City Government by using the way of qualitative research method, interviewing present Chairman of the Aboriginal Peoples Committee, two former Chairman of the Aboriginal Peoples Committee and one former Taipei City Councilor who had been held a post for 16 years in order to obtaining their opinion base on their precious experiences. This study first used the theory of Representative bureaucracy and the theory of The Ethnic-based Representative Agency in discussing whether or not the Aboriginal People Committee needs to restructure its organization or reconsider its position and values in Taipei City Government. This study indicates establishment of Aboriginal Peoples Committee has a really important meaning for Aboriginal people in modern history, if the Aboriginal Peoples Committee has not been established in March 1994, there would not have pressure on Central Government for organizing Aboriginal Peoples Committee in Central Government in December and following Aboriginal Peoples Committee had been established in other cities in Taiwan as well. Interviewing results of this study indicate three conclusions. First, the Aboriginal People Committee needs to reconsider defining its positioning from old days base onthe expectation of aboriginal people in nowadays. Second, in this stage, the aboriginal People Committee is still a follower and it needs to take charge managing all the social protection systems and social welfare systems for aboriginal people in Taipei City in order to highlight the uniqueness and specificities of aboriginal people. Third, it needs to be aggressive by providing or revising suitable statutory provisions to support its administrative work and define the role and positioning of Aboriginal People Committee in Taipei City Government.