中国与二战后国际秩序的构建和改革  

China and the Construction and Reform of International Order after World War Ⅱ

作　　者：赵穗生[1] Zhao Suisheng(University of Denver,Colorado,USA)

机构地区：[1]美国丹佛大学

出　　处：《文化软实力研究》2019年第6期8-12,共5页Studies on Cultural Soft Power

摘　　要：第二次世界大战后的国际秩序是由美国主导建立的,很大程度上反映了美国的利益和价值观念。而中国作为崛起的大国,既是现存国际秩序的最大受益者,同时认为现存国际秩序存在诸多不够公正、不够合理之处,是现存国际秩序的改革者。本文从国际秩序的定义、中国对现行国际秩序的建构与改革以及中国是否会推翻现行国际秩序这三个现实问题展开论述,来说明中国并不是要建立一种新的国际秩序,而是要改革现存的国际秩序,从而获得更多的代表权,发出更多的中国声音。The international order after World War Ⅱ was established by the United States,which to a large extent reflected the interests and values of the United States.As a rising power,China is not only the biggest beneficiary of the existing international order,but also the challenger of the existing international order.This paper discusses the definition of the international order,China's construction and reform of the current international order and whether China will overthrow the current international order,to show that China does not want to establish a new international order,but to reform the existing international order,so as to obtain more representation and voice from China.

关 键 词：二战后 国际秩序 国际治理 

分 类 号：D81[政治法律—国际关系]