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| Title: | 以建構主義的觀點分析兩岸關係
A constructivist analysis of cross-strait relations |
| Authors: | 何得中
Sebastian Hambach |
| Contributors: | 袁易
Yuan, I
何得中
Sebastian Hambach |
| Keywords: | 建構主義
兩岸關係
一個中國
言語行為
現狀
constructivism
Cross-Strait relations
one China
speech acts
status quo |
| Date: | 2011 |
| Issue Date: | 2012-04-17 09:30:53 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | The purpose of this thesis is to analyze changes and constants of the Cross-Strait relationship since 1949 on the basis of a constructivist framework of International Relations theory. After having introduced basic assumptions of rule-based constructivism, mainly following Nicholas Onuf, the thesis argues that the Cross-Strait relationship can be analyzed as a social construct that has mainly been governed by the “one China” rule, which is designed and influenced by speech acts performed by relevant agents in Taiwan, China, the US, as well as academia.
A summary of the historic context of Cross-Strait relationship developments (1949-2000) which highlights the circumstances of the creation of the “one China” rule as well as gradual challenges to it, is followed by a comparison between the approaches of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the Kuomintang (KMT) of constructing this relationship between 2000-2008 and 2008-2011, respectively. Due to the DPP`s and KMT`s very different ideologies, and their antithetic definitions of Taiwan`s relationship to China, there were distinct variations in their performances of speech acts, that are analyzed in the context of three discursive examples and which, together with related practices, aimed either at weakening (DPP) or strengthening (KMT) the “one China” rule as a cornerstone for Taiwan`s relationship to China.
Despite attempts by Taiwanese agents during the two consecutive DPP administrations to break the “one China” rule, it remains an important aspect of the Cross-Strait relationship as it is sustained, to different degrees, by agents in China, the US and the current KMT government. However, due to their adjustments over time and the development of Taiwan`s democratic system, a new “status quo” rule has steadily gained momentum. Therefore, the thesis argues, that it will be crucial to see how the preferences of the Taiwanese populace with respect to their home`s relationship to China will evolve in the future and how the relevant agents will respond to these developments. |
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國立政治大學
亞太研究英語碩士學位學程(IMAS)
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