摩爾多瓦與羅馬尼亞統一政治敘事中的風險與恐懼

Abstract

這篇論文的主要目的在探討從政者的國際政治決策如何製造出恐懼和衝突。特別是關於羅馬尼亞跟摩爾多瓦這兩個國家是否要聯合的議題。在研究方法上，用到了一個全新的研究模型。此研究並不著重在心理的層面，而是用一個全新的角度去看待個體政治。分析兩國之間複雜的歷史事件以及在國際政治舞台上其他角色的影響。最後，論文呈現了人的情緒是如何變成一個用來爭奪權力強而有力的操縱手段。

This thesis aims to examine how and why fear and risk arise in the narratives of political decision-makers of international relations, particularly between Romania and Moldova, regarding the problem of unification of the two countries. As a main tool of the research, a newly created model is used. The research induces a psychological approach to narrative analysis and purposes a new way to look at identity politics. The work takes into consideration the complicated historical events between the two countries as well as the role of other actors on the international scene. Finally, this paper presents what a powerful manipulation tool is human emotions when it comes to the creation of a narrative in order to gain power.