真正的治国之道的融合

Q2 Social Sciences

World Affairs Pub Date : 2022-06-23 DOI:10.1177/00438200221107398

Hasan Altin

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摘要

国际秩序中的权力过渡和中国在这一秩序中的地位引发了中国对中东和北非地区外交政策战略的分歧。它的外交政策方针已从严格的不干预演变为在国际一级的果断政策和在区域一级的建设性参与。中国同时运用软实力和硬实力来保护其在中东和北非地区的国家利益。本研究旨在通过考察中国的硬实力手段和软实力工具，从其智能大国战略的角度评估中国的中东和北非四大支柱政策。

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A GENUINE BLEND OF STATECRAFTS

Power transition in the international order and the position of China in this order have triggered ramifications in China's foreign policy strategy toward the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Its foreign policy approach has evolved from strict non-intervention to an assertive policy at the international level and constructive engagement at the regional level. China has simultaneously been applying both soft and hard power to protect its national interests in MENA. This study aims to assess China's four-pillar MENA policy from the perspective of its smart power strategy by examining its hard power means and soft power tools.

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World Affairs Social Sciences-Social Sciences (all)

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3.20

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