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| Title: | 氣候金融中的西方霸權：透過政府資助的國際非政府組織在東南亞延續氣候帝國主義
Western hegemony in climate finance: perpetuating climate imperialism in Southeast Asia through governmentally financed INGOs |
| Authors: | 高若甜
Gadomska, Noemi Julia |
| Contributors: | 蔡中民
Tsai, Chung-min
高若甜
Gadomska, Noemi Julia |
| Keywords: | 氣候變遷
霸權
國際組織
東南亞
climate change
hegemony
international organization
South- east Asia |
| Date: | 2025 |
| Issue Date: | 2025-11-03 14:47:02 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 本論⽂探討國際氣候融資與全球權⼒關係的交叉⾯向，透過對越南、柬埔寨與寮國氣候政策及氣候資⾦執⾏的深入分析，揭⽰氣候⾦融體系中的權⼒運作。以新葛蘭⻄（neo-Gramscian）理論為基礎，本研究探討⻄⽅⾦融機構、捐助國以 及 國 際 非 政 府 組 織 （ INGOs ） 如 何 在 《 聯 合 國 氣 候 變 化 綱 要 公 約 》（UNFCCC）框架下，特別是透過綠⾊氣候基⾦（GCF），對三個案例國家——越南、柬埔寨與寮國——的氣候政策施加影響。
氣候融資原本旨在⽀持脆弱國家的氣候韌性建設，但本研究指出，其結構與執⾏過程往往再現歷史上的權⼒層級，並延續⻄⽅的霸權體制。透過⽂件分析、預算比較與利害關係⼈訪談等混合研究⽅法，本研究揭⽰了在國家主權、透明度與調適需求之間，這些國家經常被迫服從外部設定的減碳⽬標與制度績效評量標準。
This dissertation investigates the intersection of international climate finance and global power relations through an in-depth analysis of climate policy and finance implementation in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Grounded in a neo-Gramscian framework, it explores how Western financial institutions, donor states, and INGOs exert influence over climate policy in three case study countries, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Lao PDR, under the UNFCCC framework, particularly through the Green Climate Fund (GCF). While climate finance is intended to support climate resilience in vulnerable countries, this research demonstrates that its structure and implementation often reproduce historical hierarchies and perpetuate Western hegemony. Through mixed methods, such as document analysis, comparative budget reviews, and stakeholder interviews, the study uncovers the ways in which national sovereignty, transparency, and adaptation needs are often subordinated to externally imposed mitigation goals and institutional performance metrics. |
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