본문 바로가기
KERD
논문KCI 등재

중국의 유엔평화유지활동 정책: 배경, 특징과 제약요인

China's policy toward UN peacekeeping operations

유동원
중국연구소 (INSTITUTE OF CHINESE STUDIES, Hankuk University of Foreign St)|2008.06|중국연구 (Journal of Sinology and China Studies)|제43권 |pp. 587-607|DOI 10.18077/chss.2008.43..031

0

조회

0

다운로드

8

인용

0

참고문헌

주제분류중국어와문학

초록

Abstract

Over the years, the country's policy toward UN peacekeeping operations has evolved from "no involvement" to "full participation", as the country's growing understanding of UN peacekeeping operations underwent a fundamental change. Change came in China's foreign policies only after economic reforms achieved remarkable results. The first time China took part in a UN peacekeeping mission was 1988. As one of the UN Security Council permanent members, China is among the nations sending the most peacekeeping troops abroad. China's policy change in peacekeeping is based on analysis of the current international situation as well as its sense of mission as a member of the UN Security Council and as "a member, builder and protector" of the United Nations. Currently, China has a total of 1,978 People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops and civilian police officers in 13 out of the 17 UN peacekeeping operations (UNPKO). It has overtaken France to rank number 12 among the 119 troop contributing countries (TCC) and is the top contributor among the United Nations Security Council's permanent five members (P-5). China's growing interest in UNPKO reflects its growing flexibility in normative principles under specific circumstances. However, such flexibility is far from an absolute "normative shift". Traditional security is still the priority of China's national security concerns. Compared with internal barriers such as normative principles, external ones including the "China threat" theory have even more negative impact on Beijing's active policy on UNPKO and present the Chinese leaders with a dilemma.

참고문헌 (32)

  1. 정은숙, "제2세대 유엔 PKO: 특징, 현황, 정치", 세종정책연구, 4(1) (2008)
  2. A.B.Fetherston, "Toward a Theory of United Nations Peacekeeping" (1994), Macmillan Press
  3. Amjad Atallah, "EDITORIAL: Beijing's C-student mentality", The Washington Times, 23 (2007)
  4. Bonny Ling, "China's Peacekeeping Diplomacy", CHINA RIGHT FORUM, (1) (2007)
  5. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, "An Agenda for peace: preventive Diplomacy, Peacemaking, Peace-keeping" (1992), UN Department of Public Information
  6. Dominick Donard, "Neutrality, Impartiality and UN Peacekeeping at the Beginning of the 21st century", International Peacekeeping 9, (4) (2002)
  7. Drew Thompson, "Beijing's Participation in UN Peacekeeping Operations", China Brief, 5(11) (2005)
  8. Esther Pan, "China, Africa, and Oil", Backgrounder, 26 (2007), Council on Foreign Relations
  9. International Peace Academy, "Peacekeeper's Handbook" (1984), Pergamon Press
  10. Johan Norberg, "China Paranoia Derails Free Trade", Far Eastern Economic Review, 169(1) (2006)
  11. M.Tayler Fravel, "China's Attitude Toward UN Peacekeeping Operation Since 1989", Asian Survey, 36 (1996)
  12. Marrack Goulding, "The Evolution on United Nations Peace-keeping", International Affairs, 69(3) (1993)
  13. Paul F. Diehi, "International Peacekeeping" (1993), The Hopkins University Press
  14. Rudolf Bemhardt, "Encyclopedia of Public International Law" (1982), North-Holland Publishing Co
  15. Samuel S. Kim, "China's International Organizational Behavior in : Chinese Foreign Policy: Theory and Practice" (1994), Oxford Univ. Press
  16. Shashi Tharoor, "United Nations Peacekeeping in Europe", Survival, 37(2) (1995)
  17. Trevor Findlay, "The Use of Force in UN Peacekeeping Operations" (2002), Oxford Univ.Press
  18. UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations, "UN Peacekeeping Operations:Principles and Guidelines" (2008), UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations
  19. UN Department of Public Information, "The Blue Helmet-Review of United Nations Peacekeeping" (1985), UN Department of Public Information
  20. "UN Peacekeeping Operations", Month of Report, 31 (2008)
  21. William A. Callahan, "How to Understand China: the Dangers and Opportunities of Being a Great Power", Review of International Studies, 31(4) (2005)
  22. Yasuhiro Takeda, "International Peace Operations by Japan and China: Are Modernization and Restructuring of the Military Forces a Double-Edged Sword", Silk Road Studies Programs Conference, pp.8~9 (2007)
  23. China's Changing Policy on UN Peacekeeping Operations, "Yin He", the Institute for Security and Development Policy, Sweden, ~
  24. Yin He, "The peacekeeping dragon is on safari", Asia Times, 8 (2008)
  25. "『United Nations Peacekeeping Fact Sheet』May, 2007", ~ (2007)
  26. "『Washington Post』November 26, 2006", ~ (2006)
  27. 劉宜友, "對中共參與聯合國維和行動之初探", 中共硏究, 40(6) (2006)
  28. 田進, "中國在聯合國:共同締造更美好的世界" (1999), 世界知識出版社
  29. "「秦華孫談中國與聯合國合作, 稱中國發揮獨特平衡作用有利多極化發展」, 『大公報』1996年 10月 24日", ~ (1996)
  30. "「新華網專訪：總參謀長助理章沁生點評中俄軍事交流」『新華社』, 2006年09月28日", ~ (2006)
  31. "「聯合國維和趨軍事化, 中國對此表深不安」, 『大公報』, 1997年 4月 12日", ~ (1997)
  32. "「我代表談聯合國維和行動 基礎是尊重會員國主權」『人民日報』 2000年 2月 16日", ~ (2000)

관련 논문AI추천

중국의 유엔 평화유지활동과 주권 원칙의 딜레마 - 아프리카 평화유지활동을 중심으로이동률중국연구소 · 중국연구2014 · 제60권 중국의 다자외교전략-중국외교의 새로운 시도-김익겸중국연구소 · 중국연구2004 · 제34권 國際紛爭과 유엔: 平和維持活動(PKO)의 役割을 中心으로이신화신아시아연구소 · 신아세아2004 · 제11권 제4호중국의 한반도에 대한 정책金昭中한국중국문화학회 · 중국학논총2002 · 제14호유엔 평화강제활동 실패 원인과 실패의 유산김열수신아시아연구소 · 신아세아2006 · 제13권 제1호중국의 주변지역 외교 전략 및 목표이동률중국연구소 · 중국연구2006 · 제38권 제2006호

이 간행물의 다른 논문 (37건)

中國 古典詩의 中和美 考察 - 唐詩에 표현된 中和美를 중심으로 -고진아pp. 3-20고려사인의 중국사문학 수용양상고찰 - 이규보, 이승휴, 이제현, 민사평, 성석린의 증답사 중심으로한주경, 김현주pp. 21-44初唐 白話詩派의 詩論 연구 - 王梵志 시를 위주로 -문승용pp. 45-60한중 근대문학에 나타난 ‘고향’ 이미지박남용pp. 61-80중국 언어문화 교수 항목 선정에 대한 소고 - 문화변용의 관점에서박애양pp. 81-99
원문 보기