Sovereignty, intervention and peacekeeping: the view from Beijing
Sovereignty, intervention and peacekeeping: the view from Beijing
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主权、干预与维持和平：北京的观点
DOI：
10.1093/survival/42.3.41
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发表时间：
2000
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通讯作者：
B. Gill
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作者：
James Reilly;B. Gill
对中国领导人来说，捍卫“浓厚”的主权概念有助于增强其合法性，转移对其国内政策的批评，并抵制外部势力介入台湾问题。然而，自从中华人民共和国在20世纪70年代最初开放以来，中国严格的主权特权逐渐受到侵蚀。今天，捍卫中国主权与接触外部世界的必要性之间的关系，决定了中国融入国际社会的限度和可能性。国际社会面临的挑战是了解中国主权整合关系的动态，并确定将加强北京对国际和平与稳定的承诺的政策。在这方面，中国参与联合国维和行动往往被忽视。
For the Chinese leadership, defence of a 'thick' notion of sovereignty serves to enhance its legitimacy, deflect criticism of its domestic policies and to resist outside involvement in the Taiwan issue. Yet, since the People's Republic initially opened up in the 1970s, China's strict sovereign prerogatives have gradually eroded. Today, the nexus where defence of Chinese sovereignty meets the imperative of engaging the outside world defines both the limits and the possibilities of enmeshing China within international society. The challenge for the international community is to understand the dynamics of China's sovereignty-integration nexus and to identify policies that will strengthen Beijing's commitment to international peace and stability. In this regard, China's participation in UN peacekeeping operations is often overlooked as an area of interest.