The Quadruple Alliance in the 1830s from the Perspective of Russian Policy toward Great Britain
The Quadruple Alliance in the 1830s from the Perspective of Russian Policy toward Great Britain
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从俄罗斯对英政策看1830年代的四国同盟
DOI:
10.11375/kokusaiseiji.206_17
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
矢口 啓朗
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作者:
Robert J. Pekkanen;Steven R. Reed;Daniel M. Smith;矢口啓朗;Yeon Ju Lee;David Brown and Jacek Czaputowicz (eds.);明治学院大学法学部政治学科編;谷口友季子;足立香;Yeon Ju Lee;矢口 啓朗
The Quadruple Alliance, which was signed by Russia, Great Britain, Austria and Prussia on November 20, 1815, established the foundation of the Congress System. However, the main object of this Alliance was the prevention of another instance of French aggression. In the 1830s, the international order was threatened by the French July Monarchy, which wanted to influence neighboring countries through ideas of liberalism. The autocrat of Russia, Tsar Nicholas I, who was afraid of these ideas, tried to prevent the spread of French influence. Many previous studies have emphasized that he strengthened relationships with the Holly Alliance. However, this study focuses on Russia’s relationship with Great Britain and reveals the Russo-British partnerships in the Quadruple Alliance for the defense of the Vienna System when Britain was governed by the liberal Whig Party during most of the 1830s.