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Title:	信心建立措施在清朝的實踐：以尼布楚條約為例
Other Titles:	Cbm Practice in Ching Dynasty: the Case of Treaty of Nipchu
Authors:	丁樹範
Contributors:	國際關係研究中心
Date:	2013
Issue Date:	2016-04-20 16:42:38 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	當代對信心建立措施的研究主要是以冷戰時期美國為首的北約組織，和前蘇聯為首的華沙公約組織在歐洲長期對峙下發展出的歐洲安全合作會議而來。這個案例似乎假設，信心建立措施是現實主義的產物：對峙的雙方因為無法從軍事上徹底擊敗對方，同時，政治上遷就現實狀態，因此，發展出信心建立措施以求軍事上的可預測性和穩定。本研究計畫是本人對信心建立措施在中國實踐的一部分。理論的假設是，如果國際關係是具有普世性，則中國應該也能發展出信心建立措施的概念。本人和兩位學生共同撰寫的「中國歷史上的『信心建立措施』：以宋遼軍事關係為例」(遠景基金會季刊，第13卷第2期（2012年4月），頁99-141)以初步證明此假設。本研究計畫將探討信心建立措施在清朝的實踐，並以尼布楚條約為例，證明上述假設。 Contemporary study of confidence building measures (CBM) is derived from the practice of the Cold War era when the US led NATO confronted with the former Soviet Union led Warsaw Pact and no side could completely military defeat the other side. This case implies a hypothesis of realism: CBM is an outcome of two competing forces that no one can militarily defeat the other one, and after long term confrontation, the both sides choose to accommodate to the reality with no ambition to change the reality. As a result, CBM is developed with a goal pursuing predictability and stability. This research project is part of this applicant’s overall project examining CBM practice in historical China. The hypothesis is that if IR theory is universally applied, China in history should be able to develop CBM. This applicant’s article, “Confidence-Building Measures” in China’s History: Song-Liao Military Relations as an Example, which is co-authored with two students, proves the above mentioned hypothesis. This research project will examine CBM practice in Ching Dynasty and take Treaty of Nipchu as an example.
Relation:	計畫編號 NSC 102-2410-H004-166
Data Type:	report
Appears in Collections:	[The Institute of International Relations ] National Sci-Tech Programs

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