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Внешняя политика Китая: стратегии в контексте идентичности и глобальной перспективы
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Грачиков Е.Н. Внешняя политика Китая: стратегии в контексте идентичности и глобальной перспективыАннотация: Цель статьи, ее главная сверхзадача, - осмысление основной особенности внешней политики современного Китая, заключающейся в дипломатических стратегиях, которые руководство страны вырабатывала, осуществляла и меняла в зависимости от политической ситуации как внутри страны, так и за рубежом. Автор стремился объединить в один рисунок несколько композиций, с разных сторон характеризующих внешние отношения Китая: краткую историю развития государственной идентичности – исключительно западный дискурс, слабо отраженный в китайских исследованиях, но важный для понимания как самого Китая, так и его внешней политики, и смену дипломатических стратегий – внешнеполитическую практику, связанную с китайской логикой и философской мыслью. Характеристики каждого периода внешней политики Китая даются такими, какими они видятся самим китайским авторам. Глобальный Китай рассматривается в философском и политическом контексте. Статью отличают тщательный библиографический анализ китайских источников, внимательное отношение к истории политической мысли Китая, компаративный подход к осмыслению взаимодействия Китая с окружающим его мировым пространством. Новизна исследования заключается в том, что в статье предпринята попытка концептуализации всей внешней политики КНР (1949-2015) в форматах ранее мало изученных: стратегии, идентичность и глобальность. Без учета этих составляющих зачастую сложно понять внешнеполитическую логику и поступки Китая на международной арене. Анализ генезиса идентичности, стратегий и положения Китая относительно международной системы (включенности/исключенности) помогает разобраться в сегодняшней и, возможно, завтрашней внешней политике Китая. Ключевые слова: внешняя политика Китая, идентичность Китая, стратегия, дипломатические стратегии, «держаться одной стороны», партнерская дипломатия, «один фронт», ревизионистская держава, глобальная держава, глобальные ценности, внешняя политика Китая, идентичность Китая, стратегия, дипломатические стратегии, «держаться одной стороны», партнерская дипломатия, «один фронт», ревизионистская держава, глобальная держава, глобальные ценности, внешняя политика Китая, идентичность Китая, стратегия, дипломатические стратегии, «держаться одной стороны», партнерская дипломатия, «один фронт», ревизионистская держава, глобальная держава, глобальные ценности, внешняя политика Китая, идентичность Китая, стратегия, дипломатические стратегии, «держаться одной стороны», партнерская дипломатия, «один фронт», ревизионистская держава, глобальная держава, глобальные ценностиAbstract: The aim of the article is to understand the main peculiarity of the foreign policy of modern China, the diplomatic strategies which have been changed by its leadership depending on the political situation in the country or abroad. The author attempts to combine several aspects characterizing Chinese foreign policy: the brief history of the state identity development – a solely Western discourse which is poorly reflected in Chinese studies but important for understanding of China itself and its foreign policy; and the change of diplomatic strategies - a foreign policy practice connected with Chinese logic and philosophy. The author adduces the characteristics of each period of Chinese foreign policy typical for the Chinese authors. The article contains a thorough analysis of Chinese resources; it is characterized by a careful bibliographic analysis, attention to the history of the Chinese political thought, the comparative approach to the understanding of interrelations between China and the rest of the world. The novelty of the research lies in the fact that the author attempts to conceptualize Chinese foreign policy (1949 – 2015) from the perspectives which haven’t yet been studied thoroughly enough: strategies, identity, globality. Without paying attention to these components it is hard to understand the logic of Chinese foreign policy and actions on the international scene. The analysis of genesis of identity, strategies and position of China in relation to the international system (inclusiveness/exclusiveness) will help to understand the current and, probably, the future foreign policy of China. Keywords: foreign policy of China, global values, global power, revisionist power, “a battle line”, partnership diplomacy, “leaning to one side”, diplomatic strategies, strategy, identity of China, foreign policy of China, global values, global power, revisionist power, “a battle line”, partnership diplomacy, “leaning to one side”, diplomatic strategies, strategy, identity of China, foreign policy of China, global values, global power, revisionist power, “a battle line”, partnership diplomacy, “leaning to one side”, diplomatic strategies, strategy, identity of China, foreign policy of China, identity of China, strategy, diplomatic strategies, “leaning to one side”, partnership diplomacy, “a battle line”, revisionist power, global power, global values
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