和平共处五项原则下的中国与柬埔寨关系

发布时间：2018-05-31 11:38

本文选题：和平共处五项原则 + 中国　；参考：《吉林大学》2011年硕士论文

【摘要】：和平共处五项原则下的中国与柬埔寨关系本文研究的是中国和平共处五项原则对中国与柬埔寨关系的影响,笔者关注于中国和平共处五项原则是如何影响柬埔寨,及其重要性。第一章:简介本章主要介绍中国和平共处五项原则的具体内容,这是中国和印度在面对西藏领土争端问题时所达成的协议。和平共处五项原则,是中国和印度就西藏领土问题所达成的共识,于1949年由中国共产党制定,是周恩来在赴印度就领土争端问题进行谈判的过程中启用的。和平共处五项原则的内容是:互相尊重主权和领土完整、互不侵犯、互不干涉内政、平等互利、和平共处。第二章:文献梳理本章是关于和平共处五项原则及其如何影响中国与柬埔寨关系的相关文献的梳理。在柬埔寨支持和平共处五项原则后,2004年,中国宣布支持柬埔寨加入WTO组织。中国通过提供经济援助来支持柬埔寨的发展,通过帮助柬埔寨进行基础设施建设如建桥造路等来逐步降低其贫困率。本章梳理了国际学者关于中柬关系的研究成果,涉及和平共处五项原则在柬埔寨的影响、意义及挑战。本章还提到了中国经济实力增长对柬埔寨的影响。第三章:理论框架在本章中,笔者运用国际关系理论阐释和平共处五项原则下中国通过对柬埔寨的经济影响来发展两国关系。笔者运用软权力理论来解释中国和柬埔寨对和平共处五项原则的接受以及其如何在柬埔寨发挥积极的作用。同时,软权力理论还被用来阐述中国外交政策中的软权力是如何影响柬埔寨以及如何互惠互利。第四章:改革前中国和柬埔寨的关系本章论述了毛泽东时代的中国与柬埔寨关系。这一时期,中国与柬埔寨的关系的焦点主要在意识形态而不是国家安全,但是在诺罗敦·西哈努克和周恩来会晤后,两国的关系有所改变。毛泽东时代的两国关系建立在诺罗敦·西哈努克和周恩来的会晤基础上。两国关系十分密切,直到西哈努克亲王发现中国秘密支持红色高棉叛乱。当时中国政府支持波尔布特领导的红色高棉来对抗由美国在背后支持的郎诺政权。1975年,红色高棉推翻了美国支持的郎诺政权,占领柬埔寨首都金边,而红色高棉被指责造成1975年至1979四年间,超过百万的柬埔寨国民死于叛乱中。第五章:改革后中国与柬埔寨的关系本章将介绍邓小平时期的双边关系。在邓小平时代,中国延续毛泽东时代的外交政策,继续帮助柬埔寨推进和平进程。中国政府尝试与国际社会合作来将越南军队从柬埔寨驱逐出境,并通过推崇联合国在1993年进行新选举的办法来帮助柬埔寨更换旧政府。在江泽民时代,中国与柬埔寨很谨慎地保持往来,但是自1997年,两国的关系陷入僵局。1997年中期,拉那烈亲王被赶下台,对于柬埔寨的这一政治动乱的后果,国际社会终止几乎所有的对柬埔寨的人道主义救援以及在经济上对柬埔寨进行制裁,同时东南亚国家联盟否认柬埔寨在该组织中的成员地位。然而,中国立即意识到这一暴力事件的后果,反对对金边的制裁,并劝戒西方国家不要为了在柬埔寨扩大自己的版图而干涉柬埔寨本国的内部事务。在胡锦涛时代,双方领导人通过频繁的友好往来,巩固了两国的友好关系。在2006年,两国签署了全面合作伙伴的友好合约。中国通过对柬埔寨的无条件支援和投资巩固了中国在柬埔寨的地位。相应的,柬埔寨支持“一个中国”原则作为回应,双方互惠互利。随着两国关系不断发展,两国将在接下来的几年中达成完全的战略合作伙伴关系。
[Abstract]:The relationship between China and Kampuchea under the five principles of peaceful coexistence
This paper studies the influence of the five principles of China's peaceful coexistence on the relationship between China and Kampuchea. The author pays attention to the five principles of China's peaceful coexistence and how it affects Kampuchea and its importance.
Chapter one: brief introduction
This chapter mainly introduces the specific contents of the five principles of peaceful coexistence in China, which is the agreement reached between China and India in the face of Tibet territorial disputes.
The five principles of peaceful coexistence are the consensus reached between China and India on the territorial issue of Tibet. In 1949, the Communist Party of China was formulated by the Communist Party of China. It was opened by Zhou Enlai during the negotiation on the issue of territorial disputes in India. The five principles of peaceful coexistence are: respect for each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity, non aggression and non-interference in the internal affairs of each other. Equality and mutual benefit and peaceful coexistence.
The second chapter: literature review
This chapter is about the five principles of peaceful coexistence and the relevant literature on how to affect China's relations with Kampuchea. After Kampuchea's support for the five principles of peaceful coexistence, China announced its support for Kampuchea's accession to the WTO organization in 2004. China supported Kampuchea's development by providing economic assistance, and by helping Kampuchea to build the foundation. Construction, such as building bridges and roads, will gradually reduce its poverty rate.
This chapter combs the research achievements of international scholars on Sino Cambodia relations, and deals with the impact, significance and challenges of the five principles of peaceful coexistence in Kampuchea. This chapter also refers to the impact of the growth of China's economic strength on Kampuchea.
The third chapter: the theoretical framework
In this chapter, the author uses the theory of international relations to explain the five principles of peaceful coexistence and the development of bilateral relations through China's economic impact on Kampuchea.
The author uses the soft power theory to explain the acceptance of the five principles of peaceful coexistence between China and Kampuchea and how it plays an active role in Kampuchea. At the same time, the soft power theory is also used to explain how the soft power in China's foreign policy affects Kampuchea and how mutual benefit is mutually beneficial.
The fourth chapter: the relationship between China and Kampuchea before the reform
This chapter deals with the relationship between China and Kampuchea in the Mao Zedong era. During this period, the focus of China's relations with Kampuchea was ideological rather than national security, but after the meeting between Norodom Sihanouk and Zhou Enlai, the relations between the two countries had changed.
The relationship between Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai was based on a meeting between Norodom Sihanouk and Zhou Enlai. The relationship between the two countries was very close until the prince of Sihanouk discovered that China secretly supported the Khmer Rouge rebellion. The Chinese government supported the Khmer Rouge led by Pohl Butt against the lrno regime, backed by the United States in.1975, The Khmer Rouge overthrew the American backed lrno regime and occupied the capital of Kampuchea, and the Khmer Rouge was blamed for the death of more than a million of Kampuchea nationals from 1975 to 1979 in the insurgency.
The fifth chapter: the relationship between China and Kampuchea after the reform
This chapter will introduce the bilateral relations of the Deng Xiaoping period. In the era of Deng Xiaoping, China continued the foreign policy of the Mao Zedong era and continued to help Kampuchea to advance the peace process. The Chinese government tried to cooperate with the international community to expel the Vietnamese troops from Kampuchea and to help the United Nations to carry out a new election in 1993. Kampuchea replaced the old government in Kampuchea. In the Jiang Zemin era, China and Kampuchea were very cautious, but since 1997, the relationship between the two countries reached a deadlock in the middle of the.1997, the prince of Ranaridh was thrown off the stage. For the consequences of this political turmoil in Kampuchea, the international community terminated all the humanitarian relief to Kampuchea and in the classics. It sanctioned Kampuchea, while the association of Southeast Asian Nations denied Kampuchea's membership in the organization. However, China immediately realized the consequences of the violence, opposed the sanctions against Phnom Penh, and urged western countries not to interfere in the internal affairs of Kampuchea in order to expand its territory in Kampuchea. Through frequent friendly exchanges, the two leaders consolidated the friendly relations between the two countries. In 2006, the two countries signed a friendly contract with a comprehensive partner. China consolidated China's position in Kampuchea through unconditional support and investment in Kampuchea. Accordingly, Kampuchea supported the "one China" principle as a response. With the continuous development of bilateral relations, the two countries will reach a complete strategic partnership in the next few years.
【学位授予单位】：吉林大学
【学位级别】：硕士
【学位授予年份】：2011
【分类号】：D822.3

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