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| Title: | 復合互賴下的合作:中國與東協在資源上的合作開發
Cooperation under Complex Interdependence: China - ASEAN Relations in the Joint Development of Resources |
| Authors: | 李儒思
Linus Scherrer |
| Contributors: | 黃奎博
Huang, Kwei-Bo
李儒思
Linus Scherrer |
| Keywords: | 中國
東南亞國家聯盟
湄公河
資源
PRC
ASEAN
Mekong River Basin
Energy Resources |
| Date: | 2007 |
| Issue Date: | 2009-09-18 11:40:03 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | The traditional explanation of the rapprochement between China and ASEAN has two elements: China is securing a peaceful environment to implement its strategy of ‘develop first’, and/or China is engaging in courtship for the ASEAN countries out of strategic considerations, i.e. increasing control of its periphery. In contrary to these traditional perspectives, this study argues that the intensifying of cooperation between China and ASEAN is much more an expression of the recognition of asymmetrical dependencies than of calculated foreign policy decisions. This perspective not only enriches the understanding of current regional political processes but also leads to different expectations regarding the stability and future direction of ASEAN – China relations. Two issue areas have been selected to illustrate the asymmetrical dependencies and the resulting political processes between ASEAN and China. It has been found that both the ASEAN countries and China have accommodated to asymmetrical interdependence by engaging in pay-offs in areas of relative power. China has not been able to use its relative power in the economic and military area to impose its will in other areas of ASEAN-China relations. The bargaining has taken place within the existing ASEAN institutions. In their concrete rules and conventions lies considerable power. This explains the intensive bargaining regarding the importance of competing international organizations, not only in the Mekong River Basin, but also in broader regional politics. The ASEAN countries are in a favorable position, being in the center of these institutions, but China as a latecomer to many of the regional institutions is trying to renegotiate them. Further research is therefore indicated to better understand how the ASEAN countries and China are going to trade off potential gains from international cooperation and the loss of sovereign policy making power. |
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國立政治大學
中國大陸研究英語碩士學程(IMCS)
949250341
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| Data Type: | thesis |
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