1952-1956年英國(guó)對(duì)埃及政策及實(shí)踐
[Abstract]:During the colonial period, Britain regarded Egypt as an important component and implemented a strong colonial policy against Egypt. After World War II, with the decline of national strength and the increasingly fierce struggle of the Egyptian people against British rule, Britain constantly sought to adjust its Egyptian policy to the situation. Especially in 1952 in Egypt, "Seven?" After the revolution, until October 1956, before the Suez War, in a short period of more than four years, Britain's Egyptian policy had undergone several major adjustments. In this paper, the main line of these major adjustments, through the study of British Egyptian policy, to understand the driving force behind the British diplomatic activities. This paper is divided into four parts: the first part describes the British Egyptian policy. From World War II to Egypt, the author briefly described the "Seven"? During the period before the revolution, the evolution of the British government's policy towards Egypt and the important events affecting the relations between the two countries. The second part discusses Egypt's "Seven" in 1952? After the "23" Revolution, the cause and process of Britain's ambiguous policy towards Egypt. The signing of the 1954 Anglo-Egyptian Canal Agreement was a watershed in the relations between Britain and Egypt after the war, and it was also one of the watersheds of Britain's policy towards Egypt. This part discusses in detail the reasons for the adjustment of the British Egyptian policy, and analyzes the process and influence of the new British policy. The third part is the focus of this paper. The author makes a detailed analysis of the new policy of "soft control" of Britain to Egypt, and sums up the reasons for the failure of "soft control" in Britain. The "soft control" policy of Britain was repeatedly embarrassed in practice and ended in failure, which directly led to the outbreak of the Suez crisis. The fourth part discusses the two-track policies adopted by Britain according to the internal and external situation during the Suez crisis. Through the analysis of British dual-track policy, it reveals the core interests of Britain in the Middle East. It is not difficult to see that the motive force of British foreign policy at the beginning of the Cold War included two aspects: one was to safeguard its traditional interests and the other was to safeguard its Cold War interests. The combination of these two interests is the main factor determining the direction of British policy.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:河北師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2010
【分類號(hào)】:K411;K561.5
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