Impact of ECFA on the cross-strait security situation- Based on Security Complex Theory.

• Main Authors: WU, DE-QING, 巫德慶
• Other Authors: 黃秋龍
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/05723161199679817176

碩士 === 國防大學政治作戰學院 === 政治研究所 === 101 === The scope of the study refers to the amity and enmity on Cross-Strait. Not only the goodwill of economic cooperation form, but political risk and hostility to the conflict with each other. We also discuss why the state actors who have traditional security conflict and deploy asymmetric cooperations in nontranditional security area. The security policy and issue to non-state actors result in spill-over effect on Cross-Strait. There are four orientations in Security Complex Theory about amity and enmity. These are included: First, to maintain the status quo; second, nternal transformation; third, extraversion transformation; fourth, overlay effects. By four orientations as the international phenomenon universality, not only help to explain the characteristics of the Cross-Strait economic cooperation complex political risk, but also explain the overlay effects from the United States and Mainland China. By observing the security complex trend on the Cross-Strait, we can explain how to maintain the status quo and understand the uniqueness. It means that we need not change core interests, when military threats accompany with the lack of political trust between Cross-Strait, in the meanwhile deploy asymmetric cooperations in nontranditional security area.