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題名 習近平時期中國對非洲的援助外交
China's Foreign Aid to African Countries under Xi Jinping's Era
作者 索菲
Malykh, Sofia
貢獻者 柯玉枝<br>連弘宜
Ko, Yu-Chih<br>Lian, Hong-Yi
索菲
Sofia Malykh
關鍵詞 對外援助
中國特色援助
官方發展援助
一帶一路
南南合作
aid with Chinese characteristics
official development assistance
BRI
SSC
日期 2024
上傳時間 5-八月-2024 15:05:02 (UTC+8)
摘要 本論文探討了中國對外援助策略的發展及其影響，特別是分析了在習近平領導下所發生的變化。研究分為多個部分，每一部分都聚焦於中國對外援助的重要方面，包括其歷史起源、決策程序以及在非洲執行的具體援助項目。研究旨在全面審視中國獨特的對外援助方法，與傳統的西方援助者進行比較，並評估其對全球發展的影響。 第一章概述了研究背景、動機、研究問題、方法論、分析框架、文獻評估和研究範圍。這部分強調了中國國際援助在全球日益重要的地位，為對其策略和影響的深入分析做準備。第二章探討了對外援助的確切意義和方法，同時也檢視了中國對外援助政策的歷史發展。本文也研究了中國機構內部的決策過程以及習近平領導下所提供的各種發展援助形式。本章突顯了從意識形態驅動到更務實和經濟導向策略的轉變。第三章在中國對非洲援助的脈絡下探討了南南合作。本文介紹了這個概念，追蹤其發展，並審視了中國的策略和南南合作的實施。本章也分析了「一帶一路」倡議及其對非洲的重大影響，展示了中國對外援助與其更廣泛的地緣政治和經濟目標的互聯性。 第四章通過習近平執政期間中國對非洲國家援助的案例研究展示了中國的援助策略。首先介紹了習近平領導下中國對外援助策略的特點。第一個案例研究是坦桑尼亞-贊比亞鐵路（坦贊鐵路），展示了中國對非洲基礎設施發展的長期承諾。第二個案例研究聚焦於中國在西非抗擊伊波拉疫情中的援助，突顯了中國在健康危機中的響應和支持。第三個案例研究探討了中國對衣索比亞的農業援助，展示了中國在增強糧食安全和農業生產力方面的努力。本章還討論了習近平對中國援助策略的影響，強調了人道主義、經濟需求和地緣政治因素的結合。 結論總結了研究結果，強調了中國對外援助方法的獨特性。本文考察了中國策略的優勢，包括提供傳統西方援助者的替代方案和優先改善基礎設施。此外，也承認並回應了提出的批評意見，如債務可持續性、透明度缺乏以及可能支持不良治理等問題。 本論文透過對中國對外援助計畫的全面檢視，特別關注習近平領導時期，豐富了現有研究。這項研究提供了關於中國援助努力背後的動機和機制的新視角，強調了其可能性和挑戰。透過分析中國對外援助政策的演變及其對全球發展的影響，本研究旨在擴展我們對中國在全球援助格局中的地位及其對國際關係更廣泛影響的理解。
The foreign assistance strategy of China has undergone a transformation during the leadership of Xi Jinping. The research examines the historical background, decision-making process, and many facets of China's foreign assistance, particularly focusing on its aid initiatives in Africa. The study examines the foreign aid model of China and compares it to that of Western donors, while assessing its influence on global development. Chapter one includes study background, motivation, research questions, methods, analytical framework, literature review, and scope. It highlights the increasing significance of Chinese foreign aid on a worldwide scale, enabling a thorough examination of its policies and outcomes. Chapter two examines the outcomes and strategies of development assistance, as well as the historical background of China’s foreign aid policy. Additionally, it examines the decision-making process inside Chinese institutions and the development help provided by Xi Jinping. This chapter emphasizes the transition from ideological to pragmatic and economic solutions. Chapter three explores the concept of South-South cooperation and specifically focuses on China’s assistance to Africa. This text covers the concept, development, and examination of China’s strategies and South-South collaboration. The Belt and Road Initiative and its substantial influence on Africa exemplify the correlation between China’s foreign aid and its geopolitical and economic aspirations. Chapter four delves into distinct encounters of China’s assistance to African nations throughout Xi Jinping’s tenure. China's dedication to African infrastructure is exemplified by the case study of the Tanzania-Zambia Railway. The second case study on the West African Ebola outbreak emphasizes China's effectiveness in dealing with health issues. The third case study focuses on China’s endeavors to enhance food security and improve agricultural efficiency in Ethiopia. This chapter also explores the influence of Xi Jinping on China’s attitude towards assisting, with a particular focus on the humanitarian, economic, and geopolitical considerations. The conclusion provides a concise overview of the research results and emphasizes China’s distinct method of providing assistance to other countries. This analysis indicates that China’s program provides a different option for Western donors and places a strong focus on the development of infrastructure. Furthermore, it addresses concerns with the management of debt, transparency etc. This thesis investigates China’s overseas aid initiatives under Xi Jinping’s rule, building upon previous research. The study provides an analysis of the reasons and procedures behind China’s assistance efforts, while also examining their benefits and drawbacks.
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描述 碩士
國立政治大學
外交學系
111253025
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dc.contributor.advisor 柯玉枝<br>連弘宜zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisor Ko, Yu-Chih<br>Lian, Hong-Yien_US
dc.contributor.author (作者) 索菲zh_TW
dc.contributor.author (作者) Sofia Malykhen_US
dc.creator (作者) 索菲zh_TW
dc.creator (作者) Malykh, Sofiaen_US
dc.date (日期) 2024en_US
dc.date.accessioned 5-八月-2024 15:05:02 (UTC+8)-
dc.date.available 5-八月-2024 15:05:02 (UTC+8)-
dc.date.issued (上傳時間) 5-八月-2024 15:05:02 (UTC+8)-
dc.identifier (其他 識別碼) G0111253025en_US
dc.identifier.uri (URI) https://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/152957-
dc.description (描述) 碩士zh_TW
dc.description (描述) 國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description (描述) 外交學系zh_TW
dc.description (描述) 111253025zh_TW
dc.description.abstract (摘要) 本論文探討了中國對外援助策略的發展及其影響，特別是分析了在習近平領導下所發生的變化。研究分為多個部分，每一部分都聚焦於中國對外援助的重要方面，包括其歷史起源、決策程序以及在非洲執行的具體援助項目。研究旨在全面審視中國獨特的對外援助方法，與傳統的西方援助者進行比較，並評估其對全球發展的影響。 第一章概述了研究背景、動機、研究問題、方法論、分析框架、文獻評估和研究範圍。這部分強調了中國國際援助在全球日益重要的地位，為對其策略和影響的深入分析做準備。第二章探討了對外援助的確切意義和方法，同時也檢視了中國對外援助政策的歷史發展。本文也研究了中國機構內部的決策過程以及習近平領導下所提供的各種發展援助形式。本章突顯了從意識形態驅動到更務實和經濟導向策略的轉變。第三章在中國對非洲援助的脈絡下探討了南南合作。本文介紹了這個概念，追蹤其發展，並審視了中國的策略和南南合作的實施。本章也分析了「一帶一路」倡議及其對非洲的重大影響，展示了中國對外援助與其更廣泛的地緣政治和經濟目標的互聯性。 第四章通過習近平執政期間中國對非洲國家援助的案例研究展示了中國的援助策略。首先介紹了習近平領導下中國對外援助策略的特點。第一個案例研究是坦桑尼亞-贊比亞鐵路（坦贊鐵路），展示了中國對非洲基礎設施發展的長期承諾。第二個案例研究聚焦於中國在西非抗擊伊波拉疫情中的援助，突顯了中國在健康危機中的響應和支持。第三個案例研究探討了中國對衣索比亞的農業援助，展示了中國在增強糧食安全和農業生產力方面的努力。本章還討論了習近平對中國援助策略的影響，強調了人道主義、經濟需求和地緣政治因素的結合。 結論總結了研究結果，強調了中國對外援助方法的獨特性。本文考察了中國策略的優勢，包括提供傳統西方援助者的替代方案和優先改善基礎設施。此外，也承認並回應了提出的批評意見，如債務可持續性、透明度缺乏以及可能支持不良治理等問題。 本論文透過對中國對外援助計畫的全面檢視，特別關注習近平領導時期，豐富了現有研究。這項研究提供了關於中國援助努力背後的動機和機制的新視角，強調了其可能性和挑戰。透過分析中國對外援助政策的演變及其對全球發展的影響，本研究旨在擴展我們對中國在全球援助格局中的地位及其對國際關係更廣泛影響的理解。zh_TW
dc.description.abstract (摘要) The foreign assistance strategy of China has undergone a transformation during the leadership of Xi Jinping. The research examines the historical background, decision-making process, and many facets of China's foreign assistance, particularly focusing on its aid initiatives in Africa. The study examines the foreign aid model of China and compares it to that of Western donors, while assessing its influence on global development. Chapter one includes study background, motivation, research questions, methods, analytical framework, literature review, and scope. It highlights the increasing significance of Chinese foreign aid on a worldwide scale, enabling a thorough examination of its policies and outcomes. Chapter two examines the outcomes and strategies of development assistance, as well as the historical background of China’s foreign aid policy. Additionally, it examines the decision-making process inside Chinese institutions and the development help provided by Xi Jinping. This chapter emphasizes the transition from ideological to pragmatic and economic solutions. Chapter three explores the concept of South-South cooperation and specifically focuses on China’s assistance to Africa. This text covers the concept, development, and examination of China’s strategies and South-South collaboration. The Belt and Road Initiative and its substantial influence on Africa exemplify the correlation between China’s foreign aid and its geopolitical and economic aspirations. Chapter four delves into distinct encounters of China’s assistance to African nations throughout Xi Jinping’s tenure. China's dedication to African infrastructure is exemplified by the case study of the Tanzania-Zambia Railway. The second case study on the West African Ebola outbreak emphasizes China's effectiveness in dealing with health issues. The third case study focuses on China’s endeavors to enhance food security and improve agricultural efficiency in Ethiopia. This chapter also explores the influence of Xi Jinping on China’s attitude towards assisting, with a particular focus on the humanitarian, economic, and geopolitical considerations. The conclusion provides a concise overview of the research results and emphasizes China’s distinct method of providing assistance to other countries. This analysis indicates that China’s program provides a different option for Western donors and places a strong focus on the development of infrastructure. Furthermore, it addresses concerns with the management of debt, transparency etc. This thesis investigates China’s overseas aid initiatives under Xi Jinping’s rule, building upon previous research. The study provides an analysis of the reasons and procedures behind China’s assistance efforts, while also examining their benefits and drawbacks.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontents CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Research Background and Motivation 1 1.2 Research Question and Purpose 4 1.3 Methodology 5 1.4 Analytical Framework 8 1.5 Literature Review 11 1.6 Scope of the Study 16 CHAPTER II EVOLUTION AND FRAMEWORK OF CHINESE FOREIGN AID 19 2.1 Defining Foreign Aid and Development Assistance. Types and Modalities of Aid 19 2.2 Historical Formation of China’s Foreign Aid 24 2.3 Decision-Making Process of Chinese Foreign Aid Provision 29 2.4 The Different Types of Chinese Development Assistance Under Xi Jinping 35 2.5 Sub conclusion 39 CHAPTER III THE CONCEPT OF SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION IN A FRAMEWORK OF CHINA’S AID TO AFRICA 43 3.1 Development of South-South Cooperation 43 3.2 China’s Approach to South-South Cooperation 51 3.3 Implementation of South-South Cooperation: China’s Aid to Africa 55 3.4 The Belt and Road Initiative and Its Impact on Africa 59 3.5 Sub conclusion 64 CHAPTER IV CASE STUDIES OF CHINA’S FOREIGN AID TO AFRICAN COUNTRIES DURING THE XI JINPING ADMINISTRATION 67 4.1 Elements Characterizing China’s Foreign Aid Strategy under Xi Jinping 67 4.2 Case Study 1: The Tanzania-Zambia Railway 72 4.3 Case Study 2: China’s Assistance in Combating Ebola in West Africa 77 4.4 Case Study 3: Agricultural Aid in Ethiopia 82 4.5 Sub conclusion 86 CONCLUSION 91 References 95zh_TW
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dc.subject (關鍵詞) 對外援助zh_TW
dc.subject (關鍵詞) 中國特色援助zh_TW
dc.subject (關鍵詞) 官方發展援助zh_TW
dc.subject (關鍵詞) 一帶一路zh_TW
dc.subject (關鍵詞) 南南合作zh_TW
dc.subject (關鍵詞) aid with Chinese characteristicsen_US
dc.subject (關鍵詞) official development assistanceen_US
dc.subject (關鍵詞) BRIen_US
dc.subject (關鍵詞) SSCen_US
dc.title (題名) 習近平時期中國對非洲的援助外交zh_TW
dc.title (題名) China's Foreign Aid to African Countries under Xi Jinping's Eraen_US
dc.type (資料類型) thesisen_US
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