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題名:	中型強權之外交政策研究：以荷蘭為例
作者:	張倛弦
貢獻者:	姜家雄張倛弦
關鍵詞:	荷蘭中型強權利基外交外交政策
日期:	2007
上傳時間:	2009-09-14 10:09:36 (UTC+8)
摘要:	中型強權(Middle Powers，MPs)的外交政策逐漸引起關注，雖然，大國的地位在高階政治領域(high politics)仍是重要，但是隨著國際安全概念的擴大，中型強權已在不同的議題領域(issue-areas)，開始有出色的領導表現，甚至是擁有改變國際關係的驅動力量。議題領域的概念，對中小型國家更具有實用價值。這些國家，為了不與大國競爭或重覆浪費資源，往往以創新的思維，針對大國所不願或甚少涉足的領域，配合自身優勢與特長，在這些利基領域(niche areas)加以厚植深耕，形成利基外交(niche diplomacy)。對中型強權而言，其柔性權力之產生，可以說源自於利基領域的正確選擇。本論文以荷蘭作為中型強權的代表案例，分析自第二次大戰以來荷蘭的外交政策，探討問題分別是：荷蘭國家安全之維護，荷蘭在歐洲的區域整合傾向，以及荷蘭的利基外交。中型強權荷蘭，慣長利用各式各類的國際組織作為外交舞台，並且以多邊主義的方式，與擁有相似理念的國家共同合作，發揮柔性影響力，以提升荷蘭的國家地位與形象。荷蘭的中型強權外交，不落入大國外交的傳統窠臼，而是自創另一條路線，故相當值得探究。
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