France and security in the Asia–Pacific: from the end of the first Indochina conflict to today
France and security in the Asia–Pacific: from the end of the first Indochina conflict to today
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法国与亚太安全：从第一次印度支那冲突结束到今天
DOI：
10.1109/icsmc.2004.1398300
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2016
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通讯作者：
Nicolas Regaud
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作者：
Nicolas Regaud
法国在亚太地区的防务和安全活动经常被低估，有时被歪曲或被忽视。对该地区主要大国--美国、中国、印度和日本--作用的自然关注，导致一个首先被认为是欧洲的、因此是局外人的战略行动者的贡献被忽视;然而，这个行动者在外交、军事和经济层面行使全球权力，包括在亚太地区。这里的重点不是高估法国在该地区的战略作用，而只是承认，在第一次印度支那冲突结束后，法国的作用被削弱，法国在20世纪90年代初再次参与战略，这一运动近年来有所扩大。这反映了法国国防政策中的持久战略调整，更具体地说，反映了区域一级的行动、合作和对话。
France’s defenceand security-related activities in the Asia–Pacific are often underestimated, sometimes distorted or simply ignored. The natural focus on the role of major powers in the region—the US, China, India and Japan—causes the contribution of a strategic actor, considered first and foremost as European and therefore an outsider, to be overlooked; however, this actor exercises global power at the diplomatic, military and economic levels, including in the Asia–Pacific region. The point here is not to overestimate France’s strategic role in the region, but merely to recognise that after its role was diminished at the end of the first Indochinese conflict, France became involved again strategically in the early 1990s—a movement that has expanded in recent years. This reflects a lasting strategic realignment that can be seen in French defence policy and more tangibly at the regional level in operations, cooperation and dialogue.