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dc.contributor.advisor薛健吾zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorAlex Chien-Wu Hsuehen_US
dc.contributor.author高尉zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorHector Emilio Avila Galvezen_US
dc.creator高尉zh_TW
dc.creatorGalvez, Hector Emilio Avilaen_US
dc.date2022en_US
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dc.date.issued2022-07-01T08:33:23Z-
dc.identifierG0109862024en_US
dc.identifier.urihttp://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/140720-
dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description國際研究英語碩士學位學程(IMPIS)zh_TW
dc.description109862024zh_TW
dc.description.abstract中國毋庸置疑的茁壯及其在世界上與日俱增的影響力,使得與臺灣有邦交關係的發展中國家轉移甚或考慮將外交關係由臺灣轉向至中國一事具備十足的吸引力。愈來愈多的研究試圖分析與中國建立外交關係對這些國家發展之影響,而文獻多著重於中國對非洲國家發展的影響。本文採取質性研究方法與不連續回歸設計,展示外交承認從臺灣移轉至中國對拉丁美洲國家政治及經濟發展的影響。為此,本研究分析了對巴拿馬、薩爾瓦多以及哥斯大黎加特定三國的影響;這三個國家所以中選,不僅因過往必須同臺灣具外交關係爾後轉向中國,同時也因三國間相似的條件。文中分別使用六項變數衡量對政治發展的影響和四項變數衡量對經濟發展的影響,研究發現外交承認轉移至中國對各國的結果是大相逕庭。就巴拿馬而言,對政治發展產生負面影響,但對經濟發展則有正面影響;薩爾瓦多方面,雖同樣對政治發展有著負面影響,經濟發展卻毫無影響;最後是哥斯大黎加,該國政治發展完全沒有影響,對其經濟發展則是負面影響。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractChina’s undeniable growth and its increasing influence around the world has made it very attractive for small developing countries that have diplomatic relations with Taiwan to shift or consider shifting their diplomatic relations from Taiwan to China. There has been increasing studies performed trying to analyze the effect that establishing relations with China has on these countries’ development. The literature focuses mostly on China’s effect on African countries’ development. Using a qualitative approach and regression discontinuity as a method, this research demonstrates the impact that shifting diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China has on Latin American countries’ political and economic development. To do so, the research analyzes the impact in three specific countries, Panama, El Salvador, and Costa Rica. These three countries were selected not only because they needed to be countries that had relations with Taiwan and shifted to China, but also because of their similar conditions. It uses six variables to measure the impact in the political development and four variables to measure the impact in the economic development of these countries. The research shows that the impact of shifting diplomatic recognition to China is different in each country. In Panama, it had a negative impact in the political development, but a positive impact in the economic development. In El Salvador, it also had a negative impact in the political development, but it had no impact at all in the economic development. Lastly, In Costa Rica, there was not an effect at all in the country’s political development, and there was a negative impact in its economic development.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontentsTable of Contents 5\nTable of Tables 8\nTable of Figures 10\nChapter 1 Introduction 11\n1.1 Introduction 11\n1.2 Research Motivation 12\n1.3 Research Question and Hypothesis 16\nResearch Question 16\nHypothesis 16\n1.4 Research Method, Research Scope, and Limitations 17\nResearch Method 17\nResearch Scope 23\nLimitations 24\n1.5 Research Framework 25\n1.6 Structure of the Thesis 25\nChapter 2 Literature Review 29\n2.1 Diplomatic Relations and Its Influence on a Country’s Development 29\nInsights from the Literature 33\n2.2 Taiwan as an Ally 34\nInsights from the Literature 36\n2.3 China as an Ally 37\nInsights from the Literature 41\n2.4 Economic Development 41\n2.5 Political Development 43\n2.6 Concluding Remarks 45\nChapter 3 Case 1: Panama 47\n3.1 The Switching Process 47\n3.2 Economic relations with ROC and PRC before and after shifting diplomatic recognition 49\n3.3 Political development before and after shifting recognition 53\n3.3.1 Political Perception 54\n3.3.2 Human Development Index 55\n3.3.3 Corruption Perception Index 56\n3.3.4 Democracy Index 57\n3.3.5 Gini Coefficient 58\n3.3.6 Education 59\n3.4 Economic development before and after shifting recognition 60\n3.4.1 Gross Domestic Product 60\n3.4.2 Gross National Income 61\n3.4.3 Infrastructure 62\n3.4.4 Unemployment Rate 63\n3.5 Discussion 64\nChapter 4 Case 2: El Salvador 68\n4.1 The Switching Process 68\n4.2 Economic relations with ROC and PRC before and after shifting diplomatic recognition 70\n4.3 Political development before and after switching recognition 73\n4.3.1 Political Perception 74\n4.3.2 Human Development Index 75\n4.3.3 Corruption Perception Index 76\n4.3.4 Democracy Index 77\n4.3.5 Gini Coefficient 78\n4.3.6 Education 79\n4.4 Economic development before and after switching recognition 81\n4.4.1 Gross Domestic Product 81\n4.4.2 Gross National Income 82\n4.4.3 Infrastructure 83\n4.4.4 Unemployment Rate 84\n4.4 Discussion 85\nChapter 5 Case 3: Costa Rica 88\n5.1 The Switching Process 88\n5.2 Economic relations with ROC and PRC before and after shifting diplomatic recognition 90\n5.3 Political development before and after switching recognition 94\n5.3.1 Political Perception 94\n5.3.2 Human Development Index 96\n5.3.3 Corruption Perception Index 96\n5.3.4 Democracy Index 97\n5.3.5 Gini Coefficient 98\n5.3.6 Education 98\n5.4 Economic development before and after switching recognition 99\n5.4.1 Gross Domestic Product 99\n5.4.2 Gross National Income 100\n5.4.3 Infrastructure 101\n5.4.4 Unemployment Rates 101\n5.4 Discussion 102\nChapter 6 Conclusion 105\n6.1 Main Findings 105\n6.2 Policy Suggestions 107\n6.3 Recommendations for Future Research 107\nReferences 108zh_TW
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dc.subject中國zh_TW
dc.subject臺灣zh_TW
dc.subject外交關係zh_TW
dc.subject不連續回歸設計zh_TW
dc.subject政治發展zh_TW
dc.subject經濟發展zh_TW
dc.subject巴拿馬zh_TW
dc.subject薩爾瓦多zh_TW
dc.subject哥斯大黎加zh_TW
dc.subjectChinaen_US
dc.subjectTaiwanen_US
dc.subjectDiplomatic relationsen_US
dc.subjectRegression discontinuityen_US
dc.subjectPolitical developmenten_US
dc.subjectEconomic developmenten_US
dc.subjectPanamaen_US
dc.subjectEl Salvadoren_US
dc.subjectCosta Ricaen_US
dc.title外交承認轉變對政治及經濟發展的影響:巴拿馬、薩爾瓦多和哥斯大黎加三國的個案研究zh_TW
dc.titleThe Impact of Shifting Diplomatic Recognition from ROC to PRC on Latin American Countries’ Political and Economic Development: Case Studies of Panama, El Salvador, and Costa Ricaen_US
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