China and Japan’s Quest for Great Power Status: Norm Entrepreneurship in Anti-Piracy Responses
China and Japan’s Quest for Great Power Status: Norm Entrepreneurship in Anti-Piracy Responses
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中国和日本对大国地位的追求：反盗版应对中的规范企业家精神
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10.1177/0047117812452441
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发表时间：
2012
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Yih
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作者：
Lindsay Black;Yih
在应对亚丁湾海盗问题上，中国和日本的政策制定者都扮演了规范企业家的角色，意在改变国际社会的主导规范。中国和日本的规范创业精神植根于外交政策参与者构建和重建其国家身份的方式。就中国而言，政策制定者将中国的自我形象塑造为负责任、仁慈的大国，这种形象源自中国的天下观。另一方面，日本外交政策参与者提出了日本作为东西方、发展中国家和发达国家、国际社会成员和非成员之间调解桥梁的理念。尽管我们并不提倡不加批判地接受中国或日本的规范创业精神，但我们确实认为存在机会结合和发展不同国家提倡的解决问题的多种方法。本文表明，处理索马里海盗问题就是这样一个案例。
In responding to piracy in the Gulf of Aden, both Chinese and Japanese policymakers have acted as norm entrepreneurs who intend to transform the dominant norms of international society. Chinese and Japanese norm entrepreneurship is grounded in the ways in which foreign policy actors construct and reconstruct their state identity. In China’s case, policymakers have projected China’s self-image as a responsible and benevolent Great Power that derives from the Chinese conception of Tianxia. Japanese foreign policy actors, on the other hand, have advanced the notion of Japan as a bridge that mediates between East and West, developing and developed states, members and non-members of international society. Although we do not advocate that Chinese or Japanese norm entrepreneurship should be accepted uncritically, we do maintain that there exist opportunities to combine and develop the multiple approaches that different states promote to problems. This article has shown that dealing with Somali piracy is one such case.
国际社会中的维持和平：英国学校的方法
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发表时间：
2021
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作者：
Hiroki Ogawa;Masako Tanaka;Asako Takashima;Yu Ajishi;Takayoshi Uekami;湯川拓;Francois Foret and Airo Hino (eds.)（Regis Dandoy and Hiroki Ogawa：Ch.3 pp.46-65 分担執筆）;森山 花鈴;森山花鈴;森山花鈴;Takamitsu Hadano;白谷 望;Hanako Ohmura;Takamitsu Hadano
通讯作者：
Takamitsu Hadano