日非经贸关系及安倍政权的对非经济政策  

Japan-Africa Trade Relationship and Abe Regime's Policy towards Africa Economy

作　　者：石其宝[1] 程永明[2] 

机构地区：[1]上海政法学院经济管理学院,上海201701 [2]天津社会科学院日本研究所,天津300191

出　　处：《日本问题研究》2013年第4期7-12,共6页Japanese Research

基　　金：教育部人文社科研究项目(YJCZH128);国家社科基金项目(13BGJ010);天津市2012年度哲学社会科学规划课题(TJZZ12-020)

摘　　要：日本对非经济关系虽然已有数十年的历史,但进展缓慢,日本学界及经济界也常常批评日本政府对非洲不够重视。90年代以后日本充分利用非洲发展会议(TICAD)这一平台,全方位地加大了对非洲的关注力度,尤其是目前的安倍政权更是推出了一系列的非洲经济政策,旨在增强同非洲各国的经济关系,谋求更多的经济利益和国际话语权。Japanese government has been developing the economic relationship toward Africa for several decades, but the progress is slow. Japanese academic circles and economic circles often criticized the Japanese government that they didn＇t pay enough attention to Africa. After 1990s, Japan made full use of the platform of Tokyo International Conference on African Development（TICAD） to increase the focus on Africa in the full range. Especially, the Abe regime launched a series of economic policies to Africa, aiming at strengthening economic relations with each state in Africa, and seeking more economic interests and international discourse right.

关 键 词：非洲发展会议(TICAD) 安倍政权 政府开发援助 贸易 投资 

分 类 号：F13[经济管理—世界经济]