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    Title: 后蘇聯地區事實上國家的可持續性與未來（以阿布哈兹和德涅斯特河沿岸爲例）
    The sustainability and future of de facto states of post-sovie area (on the example of Transnistria and Abkhazia)
    Authors: 瑪麗亞
    Bazhkova, Maryia
    Contributors: 連弘宜
    Lian, Hong-Yi
    瑪麗亞
    Bazhkova, Maryia
    Keywords: 事實上國家
    冻结的冲突
    de facto state
    frozen conflict
    parent state
    patron state
    possible scenario
    Date: 2019
    Issue Date: 2019-12-06 09:24:34 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 苏联解体和南斯拉夫导致
    建立大量主权国家和分裂国家
    集中在大黑海地区和巴尔干地区。后者，所谓的
    事实国家成为冰冻冲突的结果，这是俄罗斯对其执政能力的控制
    在苏联的最后几年，领土被削弱，民族宗教处于休眠状态
    紧张局势演变成内部冲突。分离主义者，最终得到了
    俄罗斯通过停火达成了战场上的胜利
    举行了二十多年的母国。但是，围绕的问题
    这些事实上的国家仍未解决，并试图解决冲突和
    和解因许多因素而变得复杂，包括俄罗斯的利益和
    参与该地区，国家历史记忆和人口统计资料，非能力
    弱势的母国加强和国际规范和法律，主要是
    现状。本论文旨在研究阿布哈兹和阿布哈兹的事实状态。
    德涅斯特河沿岸，面临的挑战，并探讨可能的情况
    通过调查和分析共同点以及差异。
    The dissolution of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia resulted in the
    establishment of a great number of sovereign nations and separatist states
    concentrated in the greater Black Sea region and Balkans. The latter, so-called de
    facto states became the result of frozen conflicts that emerged as Russia’s grip over its
    territory weakened during the last years of the USSR and dormant ethno-religious
    tensions erupted into internecine conflict. Separatists, ultimately with help from
    Russia, were able to enshrine victories on the battlefield through ceasefires with
    parent states that have held for over two decades. However, the issues surrounding
    these de facto states remain unsettled, and attempts at conflict resolution and
    reconciliation have been complicated by many factors, including Russian interests and
    involvement in the region, national historical memory and demographics, non-ability
    of weak parent states to step up and international norms and laws that mostly favor
    the status quo. This thesis seeks to examine the de facto states of Abkhazia and
    Transnistria, the challenges in front of them and explore possible scenarios for the
    future of these entities through investigating and analyzing the common points and
    differences.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    外交學系
    106253030
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0106253030
    Data Type: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU201901252
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