簡介:軟實力思維不僅影響東亞各國政府,還影響了它們的公民。基於經濟和貿易的重要性,各國利用軟實力來吸引他人,迫使他們改變政策。在東亞,冷戰時代主導戰略思維的意識形態和軍事力量已經不再滿足國家的需求。
研究論文標題
Soft Power Rules in East Asia
東亞的軟實力主導地位
作者
Tsung-yen Chen(陳宗巖,撰文時為Stanford University東亞研究碩士生)
文章語言
英文
出版刊物
Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs(本學術期刊為Stanford University的Center for East Asian Studies支持,並由學生所經營)
卷期
2009年,冬季號(Winter 2009),頁碼13-17
引用
Chen, Ian Tsung-yen. 2009. “Soft power rules in East Asia.” Stanford Journal of East Asian Affairs, (9, Winter): 13-17.

英文摘要
Attracting allies through cultural exchange and economic interdependence, what Joseph Nye refers to as “soft power,” is becoming increasingly important for states around the world. This thinking is increasingly influencing not only East Asian governments, but also their citizens. Based on the importance of economy and trade, states use soft power to attract others, making them alter their policies. For example, Taiwan has used economic incentives to secure votes from third world countries in support of its application to several international organizations despite Chinese opposition. In East Asia, the ideological and military power that dominated strategic thinking in cold war era no long satisfies the state’s needs.
中文摘要
透過文化交流和經濟相互依存來吸引盟友,這正如Joseph Nye所指的「軟實力」,對世界各國變得越來越重要。這種思維不僅越來越影響東亞各國政府,還影響了它們的公民。基於經濟和貿易的重要性,各國利用軟實力來吸引他人,迫使他們改變政策。例如,台灣儘管遭到中國的反對,但已經利用經濟激勵措施,爭取第三世界國家的支持,以支持其加入多個國際組織的申請。在東亞,冷戰時代主導戰略思維的意識形態和軍事力量已經不再滿足國家的需求。