다문화사회의 헌법적 가치와 사회통합

Abstract

The nation is now unable to deny the perception or phenomena of multicultural society. Achievements of studies in law, sociology, and education are pouring in in academic circles. Still, there is still a lack of policy alternative to multi-cultural societies or immigrant societies. All of these policies are aimed at maintaining a stable social order for foreign workers, such as foreign workers, policies for migrant migrants, policies on their families and policies, and policies for refugees and refugees. In the end, the aim of the nation's pursuit of a multicultural society should be rooted in the constitutional values, including the National Gallery. Currently, the nation needs a national policy for integrating migrant society with a rapidly changing social change, surrounded by foreigners ’ problems in the coexistence of various nations, races and cultures. The legal system for promoting the social integration of multicultural societies should be developed to recognize the migrants entering Korea and realize the overall constitutional value of the nation. In the end, the purpose of social integration for the advancement of the state of society or multicultural societies should be supplemented from the perspective of enhancing the diversity of the nation's people. And with a social concept of a multicultural society or a multicultural society, legislation or administration should clearly establish the constitutional protection of the constitutional protection of the social inclusion policy. Social integration, or social stability, for national purposes, can be duplicated in part as part of a multicultural policy or policy, but the multicultural social policy does not necessarily mean a culture of cultural diversity and a family of foreigners, regardless of the diversity of culture. Whether it is a multicultural, or multicultural law, the proper perception or perception of multicultural families should be reflected in multicultural families, followed by foreign nationals, migrant workers, refugees, refugees, and refugees from multicultural families, including foreign nationals residing in multi-cultural societies. Social integration can be achieved only by establishing models of multicultural models that should be pursued in our society or legal norms. Social members of the various cultural backgrounds can be positioned in a way that can contribute to the development of national development when combined within the community. The most important aspect of our approach to entering a multicultural society in the early stages is the formation of a national consensus on the model of multicultural society that we pursue in the future. Of course, the formation of a consensus is subject to legal consensus or policy agreement, but it must conform to the constitutional values of the constitutional values that form the foundation of the nation.