印度對華政策中的美國因素研究(1949-1965)
[Abstract]:This paper makes a historical survey of the American factors in India's China policy from 1949 to 1965, evaluates its effect, and draws some useful experience or enlightenment from it. It is the world power of "sound and colored" and the leading position in the subcontinent of South Asia. It is the general goal of India's foreign strategy after independence. To achieve its strategic goal, India has pursued a non aligned policy which is not dependent on any big power group, and tries to form the third forces headed by India outside the United States and the Soviet Union. In the two polar world, the strategic goal of the United States is to "curb the expansion of communism" in the world. India's policy towards China has been ringing, but the differences in strategic objectives and the differences in basic policies make India and the United States disagree on China's policy on China seriously. The effect of the United States on India's policy towards China is relatively limited. In the early days of the founding of new China, the United States recognized the issue of new China, China was active on the issue of United Nations representation and the Korean War. It tried to influence the "free world" led by India and the United States on the same front, but had little effect. India not only refused to follow the United States, but also recognized the new China in time, and established diplomatic relations with the new China; India also actively promoted the restoration of new China's legal seat in the United Nations; after the outbreak of the Korean War, India opposed the United States. China links the Korean war with the Taiwan and Indochina issues; after China's war, India actively mediates, respects China's views, and supports China's position to a certain extent on the issue of the repatriation of prisoners of war. On the one hand, India's friendship with China strengthens the good sense of new China to India and promotes the development of Sino Indian friendly relations; the other is the other, and the other is the development of the friendship between China and India. It also caused the dissatisfaction of the United States to India, restricted the development of the relationship between the United States and India and promoted the alliance between the United States and Pakistan to a certain extent. The Tibet issue has become an important chessman of the United States to contain China after the founding of new China. The United States has actively engaged in the Tibet issue and strives for India to cooperate with the United States. Although India does not want China to add to it Strong control of Tibet and attempted to prevent the peaceful liberation of Tibet. But India and the United States are not in the same interests as Tibet. India is not only worried that the United States' involvement will raise the bilateral differences between China and India to the cold war level, thus damaging the interests and security of India, and the United States is starting from "cominterism". The entry into Tibet is also contrary to the non alignment policy of India. Therefore, India is opposed to the United States to intervene in the Tibet problem and refuses to cooperate with the United States in.1954. The United States, regardless of India's strong opposition to the military alliance with Pakistan, objectively makes Pakistan's position in South Asia stronger and greatly inhibits the strategic space of India. India decided to negotiate a solution to the Tibet problem with China. By signing an agreement with China on the Tibet issue with China, India gave up the British colonial privileges left in Tibet and in fact recognized China's sovereignty over Tibet. The India's friendly policy towards China was pushed forward to a new stage. In March 1959, the Tibet separatist forces of the United States supported and assisted by the Tibet separatists launched a comprehensive armed rebellion in March 1959. The Chinese government quickly pacified the rebellion and strengthened the control of the local government of Tibet. India tried to make Tibet a "high autonomy" for a long time, and the illusion of "strategic buffer" between India and China. At the end of the disillusionment, India believes that its national security is facing unprecedented challenges. After the Tibet insurgency, India's policy on Tibet has changed greatly. Under the influence and promotion of the United States, India has retained the separatist forces of Tibet, led by Darai, and allowed the India to engage in the Sino Indian border war in the separatist state activities in India in India, and India more. It is the active cooperation with the United States and the common military assistance to the separatist forces in Tibet. Meanwhile, India's position in the United Nations has also undergone major changes. It has changed from the original objection (at least to neutrality) to the United Nations interference in the Tibet issue, and changed to the relevant resolution of the United Nations to interfere in the Tibet issue in the Tibet insurgency in.1959, because China and India were asked on the border. The differences and contradictions in the question are not outstanding, and the United States does not consciously attempt to influence India's policy towards China's border with China. However, the objective strategic pattern of the India Pakistan confrontation, the hostility of the United States and the United States, the alliance of the United States and the Pakistani and the deterioration of the US India relations, to a certain extent, has prompted India to seek China's recognition (at least by default) with the friendship between China and China. India's border claims that, with the aid of China's counterbalance of the Tibet rebellion in the.1959 alliance, the United States increased its economic assistance to India on a large scale, and began to provide military assistance to India. The United States was trying to play an opportunity to combat the confrontation between India and China, and to promote India and Ba Chi. Stan established a "joint defense system" against China and eventually brought India into the Western camp. The positive support of the United States promoted the implementation of India's "forward policy" to a certain extent, and eventually led to the outbreak of the Sino Indian border war in 1962. After the outbreak of the Sino Indian border war, the American political support for India was a great deal of economic and military aid. It helped to boost the confrontation between India and China and the hardship of China's policy towards China. However, the policy goals of the American attempt to pull India into the Western camp have not been reached. In general, the American factors influenced India's policy to China to a certain extent between 1949 and 1965. However, this effect was limited. The strategic objectives of India and the United States were huge. The big differences, the difficulties faced by the American policy of South Asia, the reality of the domestic political economy in India, and the diplomatic action taken by China restrict the influence of the American factors on the policy of India to China. It is precisely because of these factors that the implementation of the American policy is usually not fully achieved the expected goal, and sometimes even to the United States. Development of the opposite direction. Through the study of the influence of American factors on India's policy towards China in this period, it shows that the foreign policy of India and the relationship between India and China have their own development logic. Even in the peak period of their hegemony, the influence of the United States on world affairs is still subject to various factors and its limits. How to exclude the countries concerned. Interference and proper handling of each other's relationship are decisive factors.
【學位授予單位】:華中師范大學
【學位級別】:博士
【學位授予年份】:2012
【分類號】:D829.351;D871.2
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