雙邊陲依賴下的蒙古國家發展(1990-2007)

• Main Author: 程廣益
• Other Authors: 黃城
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2009
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/40997326006561885966

碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 政治學研究所在職進修碩士班 === 97 === Mongolia is Asia's first country ruled by the communist, but also after the collapse of the Soviet Union, and follow the Third Wave democratization, become democratic countries. In the economic and political reforms go hand in hand, the so-called "shock therapy ", adopted a new constitution, more than ten years of democracy, although the road to sustain economic ups and downs, but always stick to the road of democratic politics, of course, in the western standards, perhaps still a Russian-style democracy and keep its own national characteristics. Becoming the world's fifth largest economy in the donor countries, but due to the energy-rich mineral, to become New York Times so-called “New Gold Empire”. In this study, the views of dependency theory to explore why Mongolia get into the dependence plight, and become a bilateral frontier. And attempts to theoretical discuss the Government of Mongolia acts to way out of dependent, and put forward policy recommendations. How will the development of Mongolia's mining industry brought about by economic growth, and effectively reflected in the improvement of people's lives, to wipe out poverty, not only the World Bank, "Millennium Development Goals”, and is also the Government of Mongolia and the people most concerned about the vision and social policy. In this paper, from the previous chapter, the development of Mongolia as Russia and China form a double border, resulting in a greater or lesser extent by its economic dependence on the theory of constraints. How to get rid of dependence, autonomy and self-reliant of the country's development path is worth exploring. Key words: Mongolia, dependency theory, core/frontier