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題名: 為何日本無法追求樞紐位置:美中東亞角力中的政策選擇
Why Japan Fails to Play as the Pivot: Its Policy Choice in the Power Struggle between the U.S. and China in East Asia
作者: 楊雯婷
Yang, Florence Wen-Ting
何思慎
陳舜仁
貢獻者: 日本研究學位學程
關鍵詞: 戰略三角 ; 樞紐 ; 美日中關係 ; 日中韓關係 ; 東亞
Strategic Triangle  ;  Pivot  ;  U.S.-Japan-Chinese Relations  ;  Japan-China-Korean Relations  ;  East Asia
日期: Oct-2016
上傳時間: 14-Jul-2021
摘要: 本文以近年美、日、中之間的角力檢驗戰略三角理論,試圖補充 理論原有假說,使其更適用於後冷戰時期的國際關係。作者將雙邊關 係中的國內政治因素,諸如歷史問題、領土問題、價值觀差異、政治 體制等議題放入討論,以研析美、日、中三角關係中的雙邊關係近 況,以及日本為主的各國因國內政治因素而放棄尋求羅曼蒂克三角中 樞紐位置的情況。研究結果顯示,美中關係及日中關係在理念層次各 自受到價值觀差異及民族主義情緒所限制,一直呈現「負面/對稱」 情況,阻礙其改善關係。尤其,日本在改善日中關係上,在國內政治 上受日相安倍的歷史詮釋及厭中輿論限制,使其難以追求樞紐位置。
With the power struggle between the U.S., Japan, and China, this paper is aimed at verifying the strategic triangle theory and trying to present some additional hypotheses to the theory itself so that it can be more applicable to international relations in the post-Cold War era. The authors try to include internal political factors in bilateral relations, such as issues of history, territory, value and political difference, into their discussion, and try to analyze recent bilateral relations in the triangle of the U.S., Japan, and China, and try to explain why Japan, with its internal political issues, stops acting as the pivot in the romantic triangle. The study shows that China-American relations and China-Japanese relations are each restricted by a difference of values and by nationalist sentiment. Thus, both bilateral relations are "negative" in the ideational dimension, which impedes any effort at improving relations. Moreover, internal factors, such as Prime Minister Abe`s interpretation of h istory and the public`s negative attitude toward China, hinder Japan from pursuing the pivot position.
關聯: 遠景基金會季刊, Vol.17, No.4, pp.43-98
資料類型: article
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