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    Title: 氣候論述權－中國應對氣候變化公約的立場與論辯
    Other Titles: The Climate Discourse－China’s Position and Debates on Climate Change
    Authors: 宋國誠
    Sung, Kuo-chen
    Contributors: 國關中心
    Keywords: 氣候變化;氣候論述;國際氣候公約
    climate change;climate discourse;international climate convention
    Date: 2011-09
    Issue Date: 2015-03-04 16:15:53 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本文論證，中國對於遵守國際氣候公約的真實態度是「意願有餘，能力不足」，因此所有的氣候論述皆以「非不遵守，但有區別」或「高度配合，但有條件」為立足點，其目標則是運用論述批判、謹慎論證、有限承諾等等論述策略，藉以爭取轉變國內發展模式從「能耗型」到「節約型」的時間與空間，但最終仍期望實現並符合國際氣候公約的標準與要求。
    At the 2009 Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change, China became the target of public discussion when each and every country successively approached China’s leaders asking them to take up responsibility for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. In 2007, China’s discharge of carbon dioxide had already surpassed emissions caused by the United States, turning China into the world’s number one polluter and a major contributor to climate change. In the years to come, the pressure China has to face from international climate organizations is going to increase notably.This paper investigates the relationship between China’s leverage in the discourse on climate change on the one hand and the pressure originating from climate conventions on the other. It provides an in-depth analysis of the country’s position and conduct in the climate change debate.This paper shows that China has been going through two different phases for addressing climate change. During the first phase, corresponding with the period of the Kyoto Protocol, the country passed through a stage of “partial boycott” and “cooperation with strings attached”. During the second phase which parallels the post-Kyoto era and the time around the Copenhagen summit, China’s behavior has involved a high degree of coordination, agreement and cooperation.The article thoroughly traces the progression of these different phases, as China’s evolving political position and its theoretical discourse regarding global climate change. It also attempts to answer the questions as to whether China is actively going to abide by international climate change conventions and whether it is becoming a cooperative partner in the international climate arena. Finally, the paper tries to answer the question – Will China adopt an active approach and play the role of a “responsible power” in the field of global environmental and climate change?
    Relation: 中國大陸研究 , 54(3) , 1-32
    Data Type: article
    Appears in Collections:[國際關係研究中心] 期刊論文
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