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    Title: 中國對柬埔寨的影響：新現實主義的看法
    China`s Influences in Cambodia: The Neorealist Point of View
    Authors: 范雷
    Freso, Boris
    Contributors: 趙建民
    Chien-min Chao
    范雷
    Boris Freso
    Keywords: 中國
    柬埔寨
    影響
    和平發展計畫2.0
    新現實主義
    經濟治國綱領
    China
    Cambodia
    Influence
    Peaceful Rise 2.0.
    Neorealism
    Economic Statecraft
    Date: 2016
    Issue Date: 2016-12-07 10:51:10 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 第一個目標是檢視中國為了增強政治實力而建立對外政策—和平發展計畫2.0。第二個目標是試圖釐清中國是否可以藉由『Emily Goh』的理論轉化成實質影響。以中國於柬埔寨建設的水力工程為考察目標。除此之外，調查結果是以一些新現實主義的論點來找出兩者之間的相關性。結論證明了中國對柬埔寨確實有相當的影響力，且此樣的外交政策是有效用的。此外，現實主義者也藉此證明了自己的價值；然而，也彰顯了中國與柬埔寨雙方互動的缺點。
    The thesis seeks to evaluate China’s influences in Cambodia by relying on the neorealist account. The first goal is to examine the China’s foreign policy of ‘Peaceful Rise 2.0.’, as the tool of gaining political power. The second target is to find out whether China is capable of transferring such power into actual influence by adopting the theory of influence by Emily Goh. Research on such ability is tested in the case study of China’s involvement in construction of hydro-power facilities in Cambodia. In addition, findings are examined through the optics of several neorealist theories, to find out the relevancy of this discourse on this topic. The results prove the existence of China’s effective leverage on Cambodia, and also the capability to yield this kind of impact from the outcomes of the China’s foreign policy. Also, realist accounts proved their merits; however, also their shortcomings regarding the dynamics of Chinese-Cambodian interaction.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    亞太研究英語碩士學位學程(IMAS)
    103926034
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