為確保台灣遠洋漁業利益，近年來，台灣積極參與各類國際漁業管理組織，特別是國際鮪魚養護管理組織。此類參與是否能確保台灣之遠洋漁業固仍待觀察，但台灣以各種身份與名稱參與，對台灣獨立國家地位之衝擊為何，目前並無任何完整法律分析，本文試圖分析此一議題，並檢視此種參與究係擴大國際生存空間、或是將國家獨立主權予以稀釋，以致反噬。

For the sake of securing Taiwan's distant fishing interests, Taiwan has actively participated in various regional tuna fisheries organizations with various status and monocultures during the past decade with a view to enhancing its cooperation with various fisheries organization. Whether these participations do guarantee Taiwan's distant water fishing interests is a matter for further examination. Be that as it may, Taiwan participates in these various intergovernmental organizations without being admitted a Contracting Party. In addition, Taiwan is admitted under the presumption that Taiwan shall be differentiate from other participants in various degrees. Whether such participation will be, in the long run, detrimental to Taiwan's international personality is a matter worth of exploring. This article examines such participation's international law implication and suggests possible means to address some of the negative impacts that might affect Taiwan's international personality.