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題名:U.S.-China Nonproliferation Cooperation: Debacle or Success﹖ A Constructivist/Neorealist Debate
書刊名:Issues & Studies
作者:Yuan,I
出版日期:1998
卷期:34:6
頁次:頁29-55
主題關鍵詞:Social constructivismNonproliferationNormsIdentitiesU.S.-China strategic relations美國中國大陸防止核子武器的擴散社會建構主義戰略關係
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     "Social constructivists embrace a distributed view of knowledge. Knowledge is located neither in the mind nor in any representation of the mind. All of our understandings are situation in complex webs of experience, action, and interaction." This article explores the psychological underpinnings of China's (non) proliferation strategy. It argues that China's participation in nonproliferation regimes demonstrates a clear pattern of shifting identities or elastic behavior. The Chinese view is based on a concept of cultural realism. The psycho-strategic nexus of identities and interests is itself founded on the trinity of China as a permanent Security Council member, a second-tier nuclear power, and a Third World state. The fungibility among these three constructive roles creates a web of norms and identities, defining China's proper roles and defending the Chinese national interests from the intrusion of nonproliferation regimes.
 
 
 
 
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