지역사회 사회통합을 위한 문화다양성 증진방안 연구

Abstract

The rise of immigrants, including labor and marriage, is becoming a prerequisite for community integration. This study is an example of Iksan City, which is highly sensitive to cultural diversity, and is aimed at examining differences in perceptions of cultural diversity among the residents and migrants, as well as the factors that influence cultural diversity awareness. To this end, the difference in perception between the cultural diversity of the residents and the migrants was analyzed and the impact on the recognition of cultural diversity was analyzed by applying multiple regression techniques. To summarize the results of the analysis, the cultural diversity was assessed lower than that of the residents of Seonmin. Second, the items measuring the acceptability of cultural diversity showed that contact experience with minority groups had a written effect. Third, satisfaction with the current policy on cultural diversity appeared very low, with the demand for social integration programs rather than programs exclusively for migrants being analyzed. To promote cultural diversity in order to achieve an integrated society without discriminating or excluding members of society, the government intends to present policy tasks such as the need for policies for "interaction" rather than mere coexistence and the focus on strengthening regional capabilities related to cultural diversity in local autonomous governments.