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https://ah.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/83494| 題名: | 資訊時代與外交 Diplomacy in Information Age |
作者: | 吳竹君 Wu, Chu-Chun |
貢獻者: | 姜家雄 吳竹君 Wu, Chu-Chun |
關鍵詞: | 全球化 資訊時代 資訊革命 資訊傳播科技 虛擬外交 1998外交事務改革與重組法 globalization information age information revolution information and communication technologies, ICT virtual diplomacy The Foreign Affairs Reform and Restructuring Act of 1998 |
日期: | 2000 | 上傳時間: | 31-Mar-2016 | 摘要: | 西元1453年古騰堡發明活字印刷術開啟了資訊革命，而各項資訊傳播科技的相繼發明，更將人類歷史帶入資訊時代。資訊傳播科技超越時空障礙的特質使得人們可以穿越國家疆界線進行交流，促成了全球化的產生，為資訊時代無法阻擋的一股潮流。各項訊息能夠快速且自由的流通，此種現象對國際社會的不同層次均造成衝擊，舉凡國際議題、國家間交往、國家主權乃至於個人生活的各個方面，無一不受到資訊傳播科技大幅發展而面臨轉變。資訊為外交最重要的元素，是外交工作的血肉。先進資訊傳播科技改變了資訊傳遞與接收的特性與方式，對外交體制必定造成相當程度的影響。 | 參考文獻: | 中文部分\r\n一、 專書\r\n弗特爾（Robert S. Fortner）。《國際傳播》，龐文真譯。台北：五南，民國85年。\r\n林嘉誠、朱浤源編。《政治學辭典》。台北：五南，民國83年。\r\n威廉士（Frederick Williams）。《傳播革命》，韓玉蘭譯。台北：允晨，民國72年。\r\n柏納李（Tim Berners-Lee）。《一千零一網：WWW發明人的思想構圖》，張介英、徐子超譯。台北：台灣商務，民國88年。\r\n格林（John Green）。《通訊新紀元》，陳雅茜譯。台北：寰宇，民國87年。\r\n康特（Rosabeth Moss Kanter）。《世界級：區域性企業也能競逐全球》，林添貴譯。台北：先覺，民國88年。\r\n蓋茲（Bill Gates）。《新•擁抱未來：「資訊高速公路」未來新藍圖》，王美音譯。台北：遠流，民國86年。\r\n增田米二（Yoneji Masuda）。《資訊地球村》，游琬娟譯。台北：天下，民國83年。\r\n韓德森（Hazel Henderson）。《打造雙贏》，張嘉倩譯。台北：經典傳訊文化，民國87年。\r\n二、期刊論文\r\n何方。〈關於經濟全球化的幾個問題〉。《世界經濟》，第8期。1998年8月，頁：10-14。\r\n英文部分\r\n一、 專書\r\nAlbrow, Martin, and Elizabeth King, eds. Globalization, Knowledge and Society. London: Sage, 1990.\r\nGiddens, Anthony. 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