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Wiegand, Thomas. "China's naval build-up : causes and consequenses /." Baden-Baden : Nomos, 2007. http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&doc_number=015033502&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA.
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Dumlao, Roberto C. "China's maritime silk road to oil : influence in the Middle East through naval modernization." Thesis, Monterey, Calif. : Springfield, Va. : Naval Postgraduate School ; Available from National Technical Information Service, 2005. http://library.nps.navy.mil/uhtbin/hyperion/05Jun%5FDumlao.pdf.
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Small, Page E. "China's naval modernization and implications for the South China Sea." Thesis, Monterey, Calif. : Springfield, Va. : Naval Postgraduate School ; Available from National Technical Information Service, 2002. http://library.nps.navy.mil/uhtbin/hyperion-image/02Dec%5FSmall.pdf.
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Thesis (M.A. in National Security Affairs)--Naval Postgraduate School, December 2002.<br>Thesis advisor(s): H. Lyman Miller, Randall J. Hess. Includes bibliographical references (p. 71-75). Also available online.
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Lee, Jae-hyung. "China and the Asia-Pacific region : geostrategic relations and a return to a naval dimension." Title page, abstract and table of contents only, 2002. http://web4.library.adelaide.edu.au/theses/09PH/09phl4782.pdf.
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Bibliography: leaves 285-314. Introduction -- Ch. 1. Sea power and the world -- Ch. 2. Chinese sea power and the century of humiliation -- Ch. 3. China's emerging sea power in the PRC period -- Ch. 4. China's expanding maritime sphere of influence int he Western Pacific and the Indian Ocean -- Ch. 5. Southeast Asia: gateway to China's maritime expansion -- Ch. 6. Russia and India: China's immediate competitors -- Ch. 7. Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK): China's competitive neighbours -- Ch. 8. The United States: China's strategic competitor -- Conclusion "The thesis examines China's geostrategic relations with Asia-Pacific countries with special reference to its naval ambitions toward the region. The thesis concentrates especially on the People's Republic of China (PRC)'s apparent intention to expand its maritime influence into the Western Pacific and the Indian Ocean by putting pressure on the security of sea lines of communication (SLOCs) from the Gulf to the nations of East Asia via the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, the Straits of Malacca and Singapore, the South China Sea, and the Taiwan Strait." -- ABSTRACT
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Lundqvist, Stefan. "Continuity and Change in post-Cold War Maritime Security : A Study of the Strategies Pursued by the US, Sweden and Finland 1991-2016." Doctoral thesis, Försvarshögskolan, Marinsektionen (Marin), 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:fhs:diva-7140.
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What explains continuity and change in post-Cold War maritime security strategies? What lessons can we learn from the employment of such comprehensive grand strategies in maritime regions where traditional and non-traditional threats converge? While many scholars have addressed particular maritime security issues, this author joins the few who engage themselves in the study of the conceptual development of maritime security. Through the lens of structural realism, this thesis examines the logic of the maritime security strategies employed in two distinguished regions by the US and EU member states Finland and Sweden. It concludes that while their maritime security concept remains broad, the recent increase in security pressure has renewed the priority assigned to the military sector of security. Navies are thus re-using the measures implemented by a broad set of civil agencies and the shipping industry to improve maritime security, to gain the level of maritime domain awareness required for establishing regional sea control and project power from the sea.<br>Vad förklarar kontinuitet och förändring i staters maritima säkerhetsstrategier efter det kalla krigets slut? Vilka lärdomar kan vi dra av deras implementering av allomfattande säkerhetsstrategier i maritima regioner där traditionella och icke-traditionella hot sammanfaller? Medan många forskare valt att fokusera på specifika maritima säkerhetsproblem som piratverksamhet, terrorism eller smuggling av droger och människor, förenar denna avhandlings författare sig med det fåtal som engagerat sig i studiet av begreppet maritim säkerhets konceptuella utveckling. Genom en teoretisk lins av strukturell realism undersöker författaren av denna avhandling logiken bakom de maritima säkerhetsstrategier som implementerats av USA respektive EU-länderna Finland och Sverige i Ost- och Sydostasien samt i Östersjön. I avhandlingen dras slutsatsen att medan dessa staters maritima säkerhetskoncept permanent breddats till att omfatta hot inom olika säkerhetssektorer, innebär de senaste årens ökade säkerhetstryck att hot inom den militära säkerhetssektorn åter prioriteras. De undersökta staternas marinstridskrafter drar därmed nytta av den mångfald av maritima säkerhetsåtgärder som implementerats av civila myndigheter och sjöfartsindustrin i syfte att förbättra maritim säkerhet för handelssjöfart, främja miljöskydd och möjliggöra exploatering av maritima naturresurser, till att upprätta militär kontroll över viktiga havsområden samt projicera militär makt från havet.<br><p>Docent Steve Lindberg utgjorde min handledare vid Åbo Akademi till och med sin pensionering år 2016.</p><p>Professor Göran Djupsund utgjorde min handledare vid Åbo Akademi från och med 2016.</p><p>Professor Jerker Widén utgjorde min utsedde biträdande handledare vid Försvarshögskolan.</p>
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Hsueh-jen, Lu, and 呂學仁. "Expansion of Communist China''s Sea power." Thesis, 1994. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/65636216990315141352.
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碩士<br>淡江大學<br>國際事務與戰略研究所<br>82<br>In addition to the introduction and conclusion, the body of
this thesis is composed of five chapters:analysis of Mahan''''s
theory; evaluation of the conditions for Communist China''''s
sea power development;Communist China''''s externally-oriented
economy and its seas; the expansion of Communist China''''s navy;
a look at Communist China''''s sea power expansion by adopting
Mahan''''s theory. The paper is sequentially developed by
focusing on the two core dimensions of“use of the sea” and“
control of the sea”, and goes on to explain how the two
aspects are complementary and mutually supporting. The
externally-oriented economy of Communist China will influence
all aspects of Communist China''''s economy. In addition, the rise
of the leadership in mainland China that favor the expansion of
“sea power”will strive to protect the country''''s sea rights,
and to establish its regional supremacy by threatening the Asia-
Pacific countries. Sea power originated with trade. If
Communist China is going to develop its economy through trade,
then it must first reform its present economic system. The
necessary economic changes will also involve the political
system. Since the Communist China is placing economic
construction at the core of its long-term national strategy,
then the real focus should be the changes to be made in its
economic－ political system.
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Huang, Jing-Jhe, and 黃敬哲. "Interpretative Analysis of Sea Power Concept：Observation of U.S. Think Tank on the Expansion of China Sea Power." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/74354006029395806449.
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碩士<br>淡江大學<br>國際事務與戰略研究所碩士班<br>103<br>In the classical theories, the development of the concept of sea power is not limited to the scope of naval tactics. Due to globalization, sea power issues tend to be more diversified. This paper contains not only historical induction, but uses the statistic method to explore the concept of modern sea power through literature. Because the influence of the famous sea power theory made by American strategist Mahan, Sea Power and the Rise and Fall of great powers often be linked. According to the classical theories, most of people think that sea power issues are closely related to the rise and fall of great powers in the case of the competition of modern Sino-US sea power. However, this paper finds that it is not the truth, but rather a construction of the epistemology. Ignoring the technical conditions change, the classical theories are difficult to predict the outcome of the war, but it does have a great influence on the international political landscape. Although the guiding ideology of an arms race does not ensure the success of the actual naval, and naval warfare may not doing more on rise and fall of great power. But as different aspects of sea power theory still has the common ground between arm races and actual naval battle is the psychological pressure which is exerted to change behaviors of each powers. Through the interpretation of American scholars’ perspectives on the expansion of China sea power, this paper tries to understand the modern sea power structure and to find out that ocean surveillance is a worlable strategic factor under globalization and technological progress.
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Huang, Yung-Hsiang, and 黃雍翔. "Analysis of the Influence in Asia Marine Security under China Strengthening Her Sea Power at South China Sea." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/95149681096614169730.
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碩士<br>國立臺灣海洋大學<br>海洋事務與資源管理研究所<br>102<br>China's naval modernization, strengthening the construction of ocean affairs are getting actively, involved regional organizations are getting active and as the development strategy of South China Sea as a key point. The purpose of China’s marine strategy based on the principle of “safeguarding sovereignty, shelving disputes and seeking joint development”, use flexible and pragmatic approach device try to reduce the dispute of territory and territorial waters, as peaceful development as goal. Taiwan as one of the claimants of South China Sea, facing the sea power extended from China, need to find prevention strategies then participate in South China Sea sustained. After UNCLOS (United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea) promulgate, Dispute coming under coastal countries in the world develop maritime territory. South China Sea is important on navigation and strategic, sea power extended in South China Sea by claimants cause its become one of the most sensitive areas in Asia, the China’s strategy is an key factor to affecting the international security situation in the future. By reviewing the China’s historical strategies, operations and ambition of sea power in South China Sea and analyzed the influence.
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Huang, Chung Chiang, and 黃江圳. "The Research of the South China Sea Dispute REsoultion Approaches --The Analysis of Communis China''s Sea Power Expansion." Thesis, 1995. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/72513175259812872932.
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Lai, Wei-Yu, and 賴威宇. "New Silk Road：The Development of China''s Sea Power." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/02447038430055197372.
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碩士<br>國立中山大學<br>政治學研究所<br>98<br>Abstract
This thesis is mainly to analyze China’s development of sea power. There is always entangled relationship between the sea power and the national power. After the reforming and opening-up policy, China begin the development of sea power strategy, The motivation is to safeguard the interests of their national development and security. The economic development and demand for petroleum import. Since China’s positively increased its maritime activities, and it will make huge impact to Asian-Pacific area.
Keywords: Sea Power, reforming and opening-up policy, sea power strategy
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Tseng, Kuo-Cheng, and 曾國政. "The Evolving of China`s aircraft carrer and sea power developing." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/11359123724223124068.
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碩士<br>淡江大學<br>國際事務與戰略研究所碩士在職專班<br>102<br>CCP rapid rise since the reform and opening up the economy, with major powers in East Asia might pose pursuit of international attempts to cause the countries concerned, but also the focus of international strategic research scholars. CCP actively expanding maritime strategy since the mid-1980s, began to promote the intensive construction of aircraft carriers, the CPC Liaoning number was the Army in September 2012, is currently in Dalian Shipyard and Shanghai Jiangnan Changxing shipyard is building the first domestic CPC , two aircraft carriers, the CCP ardent visible on the aircraft carrier development.
1.Relevance of aircraft carriers and marine development strategy: the development of the Army aircraft carrier naval strategy planning under the guidance of the development of the aircraft carrier on behalf of the maritime strategy of expansion yet by the experts and scholars in this article literature argument, reasoning that China, economic development, and the need to protect its import and export? the maritime interests of raw materials, energy, foreign investment and seabed resources, leading to dilated need to transition to a strong maritime strategy must be developed, "navy blue" aircraft carrier battle group is the most consistent with its strategic value. This argument throughout this paper discusses the spindle of each chapter.
2. The purpose of parsing actively participate in international affairs: In recent years, the CPC naval strategic transformation, analytical actively participate in international affairs, giving more diplomatic mission, in order to balance the "rise of China" and the fact that "China threat theory" in shaping the CCP means of dealing with foreign affairs is constantly learning and changing , the same attitude is becoming tougher. When the People''s Liberation Army to become diplomatic type military services, which would not only be responsible for the military task, and to further participate in international affairs and regulations formulated to bring a unique strategic implications and benefits.
That with economic development, has become the lifeblood of the ocean, so inevitably the revitalization of sea power, in order to safeguard maritime economic interests. Chinese officials have been fully aware that the establishment of a rapid projection of naval forces of the ocean, is critical to its core national interests, and the carrier is born out of time and space in this context to the aircraft carrier as the core of maritime strategy plays maintenance and towing national security strategy and direction of economic progress.
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Straatsma, Wietse. "Čínské využívání námořního práva pro šíření vlivu." Master's thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-398783.
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Bibliographic note STRAATSMA, Wietse. China's Maritime Lawfare in the South China Sea. Prague, 2018. 83 pages. Master's thesis (Mgr.) Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Political Studies. Department of Security Studies. Supervisor PhDr. Vít Střítecký, M.Phil., Ph.D. Abstract The primary aim of this thesis is to examine if and how the People's Republic of China uses legal warfare to strengthen its maritime power in the South China Sea. To examine this, Dunlap's interpretation of lawfare has been combined with a lawfare typology from Kittrie to create a framework from which China's behavior has been examined. The paper posits that China's behavior in and related to the South China Sea meets the criteria of lawfare. China utilizes both instrumental lawfare and compliance-leverage disparity lawfare to justify its legal claims on the South China Sea's maritime sphere and the landforms that lie within it. This lawfare combined with enforcement has led to China gaining substantial maritime power. The islands China occupies and their militarization have granted it marine resources, naval power, and bases to project power from. The thesis contributes to the literature on China's behavior in the South China Sea by providing a lens through which to view its actions. Moreover, it contributes...
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Hsiao, Yen-Ju, and 蕭硯如. "China\'s South China Sea Policy in the Post-Cold War Era: A Power Transition Perspective." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/nsm2ea.
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碩士<br>國立政治大學<br>外交學系<br>107<br>Due to its natural resources and strategic geographical location, the South China Sea (SCS) has been a battleground and point of contention between China and Southeast Asian countries since the mid-20th century. As China has grown in strength it has also adjusted its SCS policy accordingly. In the 1980s Deng Xiaoping proposed his “28-character guidepost” advising that China should adopt a diplomatic strategy of keeping a low profile and biding its time. With regard to SCS issues, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has long followed its guiding policy of shelving disputes and seeking common development, calling on relevant parties to deal with disputes in a cooperative manner to reduce the possibility of conflict. In this way it corresponds with the strategy of keeping a low profile and maintaining a stable and peaceful international environment in order to further China's economic development goals. In recent years however, a series of SCS incidents has aroused concern that China is moving away from its previously defensive and restrained policy to one of assertiveness and action. In addition, China has begun large-scale land reclamation and construction of military facilities in and around the Spratly/Nansha Islands, which indicates that China has already shifted from prioritizing stability to prioritizing stability while protecting their alleged rights.
This article attempts to explore the reality of China's rise under the US-built international order in the post-Cold War era from the perspective of power transition. It also seeks to ascertain the causes behind the changes to the CCP’s SCS policy as the Chinese state has grown in power. Lastly, it is hoped that by examining China’s recent assertive measures and active construction in the SCS and the corresponding influence on regional order, we can better understand China’s revised intentions with regard to the regional status quo.
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Hsieh, Ming-Hsun, and 謝明勳. "The Essence and Transformation of South China Sea Issue: History, Power and Governance." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/j7abq8.
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博士<br>國立中興大學<br>國際政治研究所<br>103<br>The South China Sea is an area contested by countries in the region. Currently, Taiwan effectively holds control over the Pratas (Dongsha) Island, the Zhongsha Islands and Itu Aba (Taiping Island). The Paracel (Xisha) Islands is currently under dispute among Taiwan, China and Vietnam while the Spratly Islands are shrouded by a number of disputes among neighboring countries, especially between China and the Philippines. At the same time, as the South China Sea harbors rich energy potential and occupies an strategic position in terms of geopolitics, many countries in the vicinity have laid sovereign claims to the region in hopes of taking over submerged energy resources. In recent years, the South China Sea has escalated into an international conflict that involves great power competition. In short, the main dispute in the South China Sea revolves around sovereignty and maritime resources. Factors that determine the development of the issue include the relations among parties to the dispute, the domestic development of claimant states and the intervention of external powers, the latter defined by the US return to Asia. The above factors generate tremendous threats to Asia Pacific security and international order.
This article seeks to analyze the South China Sea dispute through the lenses of history, power politics and conflict management and decode the issue based on the national interest of respective claimant states. In addition, international relations theory is applied to establish insights into various arguments and claims surrounding the dispute. A short conclusion of this research is that both military actions and legal recourse through the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) are not enough to resolve the issue. The US should adopt a cautious approach towards intervening in the South China Sea. “Compromise” is the key concept that shall provide the answer to the issue. At the current stage, the key to benign developments in the South China Sea issue lies in the achievement of a sustainable consensus among the claimant states. Achievement of such a consensus not only rests on the establishment of political contracts (Code of Conduct for the South China Sea) and institutional management, agreement also rests on the multilateral recognition of new conditions and ideas.
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Lu, Yin-Chen, and 盧盈禎. "The Study of Power Interplay between China and the United States: Focusing on the South China Sea Issues." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/36034471029938342706.
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碩士<br>中興大學<br>國際政治研究所<br>99<br>With the sensitive role of geography and long-held political background, there are growing numerous and continuous competitions among coastal states which have territorial and maritime boundary claims to the South China Sea. The arcane exigencies from UNCLOS, in particular the pursuance about coastal states were to make their continental shelf submission to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf by 2009, intensifies more conflicts of overlapping maritime jurisdiction. As the opening up interest for the political opportunism, regional security, trade routes control, and related marine resources in the South China Sea, these intractable disputes can do more than just result the opportunity to reload the regional powerhood: they has pushed the two central powers in Asia Pacific─China and the US to keep pace with the huge surge in power demand. The South China Sea has yet again showed no sign of letting up.
With various concerns of power, this thesis adds microeconomic perspectives as a causal thinking to explore and analyze changes in the power relationship between China and the US when dealing with the South China Sea issues. This thesis asserts that in the current South China Sea situation, there is an impasse of competition because in any event, neither China nor the US can take the dominate role right away. As coming with the new regional stability, the plight soon makes China and the US proceed on the prospects for cooperating with one another. Beyond the either/or conflict, this thesis also concludes that the sustainable construction of common interest, such as a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea, can be a realistically useful means to underpin the long-term cooperation between major powers in the region.
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Chen, Jui-Long, and 陳瑞龍. "Power Competition between U.S. and China in East Asia in terms of Power Transition Theory: Case Study of Interest Disputes in South China Sea between U.S. and China." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/83d68p.
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碩士<br>國防大學<br>戰略研究所<br>105<br>Abstract
The structure of power and security in East Asia is deeply influenced by the two powers, the United States (U.S.) and China, and it is also closely related to Taiwan’s national security. In recent years, the issue of power transition between U.S and China has brought up serious discussions and varied speculations due to the changes of the relative power relations between two states. This study adopted the "power transition" theory as research approach to clarify the power transition dispute and to examine strategic competitions taken by U.S. and China. First, this thesis applied the power indicators to compare the current power relationship between U.S. and China. Second, the strategic interactions in South China Sea disputes between two states and its impact on regional security in East Asia were analyzed by the aspects of "power transition" theory. Finally, this research indicates the future development of US-China relations, and provids recommendations on how U.S. and China compete for one another.
The study finds that the current power status between U.S. and China does not meet the requirements of power transition. Meanwhile, the strategic competitions in the South China Sea disputes between two powers not only deteriorates the bilateral relationship, impacts regional integration process, but also results in region being mired in difficulties with arms race, and then threatens regional security environment. The future development of U.S. and China relationship is estimated to maintain the fundamental “competition and cooperation coexistence” and “fight without breaking” in the short term. Under the power competition of U.S. and China, Taiwan has to manage trilateral relationship cautiously, and avoid the imbalance in the field of economy and security. Besides, it is also important to participate in international organizations actively to promote real presence and recognition in the international communities. Furthermore, effective deterrence and asymmetric self-defense forces should be constructed to preserve strategic flexibilities in order to benefit the national security and future development.
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Ai, Yueh-Ming, and 艾約銘. "The Developments and Effects of China''s sea power Towards The 21st Century (~2020)." Thesis, 2007. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/35023180407598716047.
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碩士<br>國立臺灣大學<br>國家發展研究所<br>95<br>Abstract
This essay is mainly to review China’s developing sea power on its relevant of conditions , goal, strategy system of organizing in the 21st century, including decree basis, organization structuring, regulation construction, organization procedure,etc..
This essay also studies and judges how China’s sea power development influences the stability in the Asian Pacific area and vising China’s role. Acording to A.T.Mahan “sea power is a symbol of great power” It is exactly the China in the first 20 years of 21st century marine economic construction and the best period for development of marine cause, build marine strategic opportunity issue of powerful country too, the China’s goal , 2010 total supply and demand close U.S.A. to 2030 year, become the marine powerful country in the Pacific area; Became the marine powerful country of the world from 2030 to 2050, created conditions for becoming medium-sized developed country on the whole in middle period of 21st century and made important contribution finally.
This essay tries to proceed from realism, analysize China have pursue the development of sea power from 1949 to 21st centry and reveal meaning to the Asian-Pacific surrounding countries.
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陳盈玲. "China’s policy toward south China sea—An analysis from the perspective of soft power." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/02275733922943253493.
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黃坤堆. "Influences of China''s Sea Power On U.S-Japanese Geostrategy After the Cold War." Thesis, 2004. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/16262958159423960643.
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CHENG, KAO-SHANG, and 陳高賞. "The Development and Prospect of China's Maritime Strategy in the South China Sea （1974 - 2016）–The View of Sea Power Theory." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/bqgv3e.
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碩士<br>國防大學<br>戰略研究所<br>105<br>Since 1974, China has taken military operation to seize the reefs in the South China Sea. It is began that China land reclamation in the seven reefs from 2013. Each reef having an airfield—each with approximately 9,800 foot-long runways—and large ports in various stages of construction. Additional substantial infrastructure, including communications and surveillance systems. Cause China strengthen long term control to militarize the South China Sea. This has caused the United States and the Asia-Pacific countries uneasy. This makes United States continued Freedom of Navigation Operation. The countries around the South China Sea strengthen the maritime force and joint military exercises. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the formation, evolution and development of China's maritime strategy in the South China Sea since 1974. It Analysis the goals, means and methods of China's maritime strategy in the South China Sea. It assess China's further operation in the South China Sea. What are the reaction of The United States, Japan, Philippines and Vietnam. What are the impact of the two sides on the safety of the Asia-Pacific region.
By research，This paper argues that the China's purpose of sea power is the same as that of Western sea power theory. The final purpose is power. But China in order to avoid falling into the arms race with the existing sea power countries, and reduce the rise of resistance. It choose to use the rights to pack the power under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. It Based on the interpretation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, timely expansion of the scope of rights. In the other word, the right is the middle purpose, By advocating the right to fight with the world's ocean hegemony. Power is the final purpose.
China's maritime strategy named "space maintenance". The purpose is power. The means are naval, maritime militia, maritime law enforcement units, technical capacity and land reclamation. The operational logic of the method is to establish and maintain the existence to enhance the existence. At the same time, the United States in the " Peace Through Strength" as the center of foreign policy, it will continue freedom of navigation operations and uninterrupted Asia-Pacific military exercise and maritime security cooperation in the name of the garrison. Japan will be in the name of maritime security cooperation to cruise the South China Sea and assist the Philippines and Vietnam maritime security forces to respond. The Philippines and Vietnam are limited by weaker aggregate national strength. Their Response are balancing fleet-in-be and bandwagoning of small counterattack. It has an impact of the security in the Asia-Pacific region. It will be naval arms race between China and the United States, continue maritime conflict between China and Japan in the East China Sea. China, Philippines, Vietnam will remain the status quo. Because the interests of inaction are greater than the interests of action.
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Guo-Jhen, Lin, and 林國鎮. "The affection of China Sea power development upon East Asia strategic security after cool war." Thesis, 2008. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/5985sc.
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碩士<br>國防大學政治作戰學院<br>政治研究所<br>96<br>This thesis aims at studying Chin sea power development and its influence upon Southeast Asia, through viewpoint of strategy research and history research , with the method of document analysis .The full text classifies three parts （the analysis of the theory study, China sea power development and it’s influence）.
In theory study, first I define sea power character, concept and strategy position through the western sea power thought , and investigate sea power history progress at China history ; second I try to investigate the content of "China sea power" from traditional sea power thought.
To study China sea power development, I try to figure out the situation in East Asia after Cold War to analyse why China want to develop sea power, besides, I attempt to research the ability of China sea power development.
To conclude the affection of China sea power development upon East Asia, I divide boundary into Southeast Asia, northeast Asia and Taiwan three parts.
The full text research finds that the sea power is in the national strategic layer which contains the navy ; Because China lacks sea power development ability, China declares his sea power development is limited; economy , science and technology factor will be the most important factors of China sea power development. Chinese sea power development will arouse cooperation and opposition among nations in East Asia.
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LIN, YU-BANG, and 林宇邦. "A Study on China’s Naval Power Strategies Focusing on the Buildup of South China Sea Fleet." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/8fm42w.
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碩士<br>國防大學政治作戰學院<br>政治研究所<br>104<br>As conflicts in the West Pacific and South China Sea intensified over the past years, China has realized that in order to safeguard its sovereignty, maintain its offshore energy lines, and meet its national strategic goals, it needs to quicken its naval modernization.
This study tries to focus on the following two areas: first, why and how China deploys its latest weapons to its South China Sea Fleet; second, how China establishes its offshore stations in support of its strategies in the so-called Maritime Silk Road in this region.
This study also explores the latest results of China’s naval buildup in South China Sea with an emphasis on China’s dream of being a blue water power in this century.
The study results show that China’s naval power buildup in South China Sea is designed to deal with clashes between multinational interests and China has quickened its establishment of offshore military bases so that it can escort its blue water fleet and meet its goals of economic development.
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YU, PO-HAN, and 尤柏涵. "China’s Sea Power Expansion and Security Dilemma between China and Japan: Adjustments of U.S.-Japan Alliance." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/39008080806237782237.
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碩士<br>國立中正大學<br>戰略暨國際事務研究所<br>104<br>China’s military development has rapidly grown due to its stable economic growth since 1990s. Along with China’s double-digit growth in military spending, China’s navy, the People’s Liberalization Army Navy has been rapidly growing and been transformed its strategic guidelines with ambition to pursue China’s sea power. However, China’s sea power expansion has made Japan insecure and suspicious of China’s intentions of sea power expansion. Therefore, Japan and the U.S. set out to strengthen and broaden the U.S.-Japan alliance to balance China’s sea power expansion under framework of rebalance to Asia-Pacific.
The framework of study is mainly consisted of three sections. The first section is to analyze development of China’s sea power including the background of China’s awakening of sea power, the features of China’s naval strategy, China’s intentions of sea power expansion, its current situation of naval modernization and capabilities. The second section is to analyze how China’s sea power expansion caused Japan’s insecurity that made Japan adopt measures and balancing policy. In the third section, the U.S.-Japan alliance has strengthened as the U.S. and Japan committed to each other.
The findings of study show that China’s sea power expansion is necessary to maintain its national development and protect its national interests. However, China’s rapid growth in sea power has made Japan insecure. Japan responds to China with the balancing policy and the increase of military capabilities. Thus, the security dilemma between Japan and China has exacerbated. The U.S.-Japan alliance has been strengthened and adjusted under rebalance to Asia-Pacific. As a result, the alliance relation gradually becomes more symmetric, in the meanwhile, Japan becomes more proactive.
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Sang, Yi-Min, and 商益民. "A Study on the China’s Sea Power Strategy in the Era of Hu Jintao(2002~2012)－in the case of the Dispute between China and Japan in the East China Sea." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63656277071639856275.
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Wu, Sheng-Xuan, and 吳勝璿. "The Influences of the Rising Sea Power of China on Taiwan –Arbitration between the Republic of the Philippines and the People’s Republic of China." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/84r26k.
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碩士<br>國立臺灣海洋大學<br>海洋法律研究所<br>104<br>People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as China) former Chairman Mao Zedong in the early China that is proposed to build a powerful navy, but this idea has not been achieved in his lifetime, and its naval strategy also remain in the "coastal defense" stage . Deng Xiaoping took over the proposed "reform and opening" policy, accelerate gradually increase as China's economic strength and national defense modernization, the Navy also gradually build and update weaponry, and military services strategy from "coastal defense" to " coastal defense, "and even" blue-water navy, "the direction of change. February 1, 2016 China announced that the original seven military are: Beijing Military Region, Shenyang Military Region, Jinan Military Region, Nanjing Military Region, Guangzhou Military Region, Lanzhou Military Region and the Chengdu Military Region; five are newly established theater: theater in eastern and southern theater western theater, theater in northern and central theater. President Xi Jinping said that contemporary China, "the theater bears cope with the strategic direction of the security threats and maintain peace, deter war, the mission of winning the war." It is nearly 50 years since the Chinese military reform China's largest. Chinese army newspaper commentary said that large-scale reform of the PLA will gradually abandon Soviet-style command system to the US model transformation.
Since the November 16, 1994 entered into force "of the 1982 United Nations Convention," the legal regime of the exclusive economic zone has been established, the coastal States have declared Exclusive Economic Zone extends to 200 nautical miles. Problems economic zone overlaps have occurred, and thus may be due to competition for fisheries, oil resources have a serious conflict in the overlapping waters of this study was to China and the Philippines to explore for arbitration, the Philippines currently has tribunal in The Hague for arbitration, claims one the diameter of the Nansha Taiping Island reefs rather than move to the island, very huge impact on our country.
This paper first Chinese sea power from period to build political evolution of contemporary leaders in power after Xi Jinping described, followed by research in 2002, "Li Jidan Batam Island and tin Sovereignty case" in 2007, "between Nicaragua and Honduras Caribbean territorial and maritime dispute "and 2008" Pedra Branca, middle rocks and South Ledge sovereignty case "the three cases, the judge how effective the rule applicable to the parties view as a system associated with the discussion of the islands dispute, the use of the Criteria of some discussion and further compare the same proposition People's Republic of China and China Nansha Islands, Paracel Islands, Dongsha Islands and Dongsha Islands sovereignty, as the four islands, the effective compliance with rule requirements.
Finally, the Philippines arbitration ruling on Chinese extent as the proper research and analysis, put forward their views and suggestions, hoping to better understand the changes in the international situation itself, sovereignty done, inter-island legitimate occupation and other related knowledge can be helpful , also expected in the workplace, it is possible to defend our sea territory, to ensure that our interests are not violated and bullied by his country as powerful as the use of sea between the great powers of the competition tool.
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劉劭儀. "The communist party of China's development of sea power and the Asia-Pacific regional security - rearch on the dispute about the South China sea between surrounding countries." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/14223225037957941051.
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林梓晴. "An analysis of Sino-Japanese interaction in East China Sea and Diaoyutai Islands from the perspective of Power Asymmetry (2010-2018)." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/52qtx5.
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Hadrava, Lukáš. "Strategické partnerství USA a Indie jako způsob vyvažování Číny." Master's thesis, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-322438.
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The master thesis called US-India Strategic Partnership as a Balance for China's Increasing Power examines development of relationship between USA and India in the years 2000-2011. American foreign policy toward India has been transformed in this period; it has evolved from open hostility during Cold War and mistrust in the nineties to the position when it is helping India to gain status of global importance. Improvement of US-India ties are explained by the need of the United States to contain increasing Chinese power. Main arguments of the analysis are based on the realistic balance of power theory, which is further enhanced by the by Joseph Nye's three dimensional concept of power. The thesis therefore distinguishes three different sources of threat to American dominant position caused by China. These sources are following: expanding China's sphere of influence into Indian Ocean and South China Sea; US-China bilateral trade deficit and high amount of American bonds owned by China, challenge to the legitimacy of American power by soft power of China. American efforts to establish cooperation with India in order to balance Chinese influence can be founded in all of these issues. The thesis concludes that motivation of the United States to enter into a strategic partnership with India can be...
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Lee, Jine Sue, and 李景素. "Conception of Sea Power in Late Ching and Post-Reform PRC :A." Thesis, 1997. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/81072279875577797006.
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Porter, Andrew. "Dračí perly: Dekódování čínské strategie pro Indický oceán." Master's thesis, 2020. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-415051.
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In the Indian Ocean Region, China's economic and strategic interests are converging as many of its investments lie along the vital ocean routes needed to literally and figuratively fuel its growing economy. The rollout of Xi Jinping's Belt and Road Initiative, against the backdrop of, and in line with this convergence, has raised concerns about the military-strategic utility of various infrastructure projects. The increased economic connectivity that drives the Belt and Road has inherent strategic consequences, but the degree to which geostrategic factors drive investments divides analysts. Some believe that certain ports have been purposefully selected as future bases for China's navy. To address the difficulty of comprehending China's foreign policy decisions, this thesis draws on a neoclassical realist interpretation of international relations, and uses geographical location, collective memory, strategic culture, and domestic politics to develop a better understanding of Chinese policymakers' perceptions of their international security environment. This study develops methodology to evaluate the strategic value of a site in context to different basing strategies. The work sheds light on how China views its future position in the world by deciphering intentions behind Chines investments in ports...
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Bančanský, Andrej. "Rozdíly v řešení sporů o námořní teritoria v oblastech s energetickými surovinami." Master's thesis, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-337397.
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Energy security is an important phenomenon of the contemporary world. A significant number of oil and gas reserves are located on the seabed. Expansion of oil and gas drilling to deeper and from shore more remote locations can again raise the question of ownership of these deposits. On one hand, there are regions of the world where these disputes over borders of maritime territories escalate into a series of clashes and incidents. On the other hand, there are other areas where states can settle their disputes and cooperate on drilling. The goal of this study is to determine which factors lead to the fact that particularly in the South China Sea disagreement about the boundaries of maritime territories results in the escalation of disputes in comparison with the regions of the North Sea and the Caribbean Sea, where disputes are solved or minimized. These factors are represented by six variables, which are based on three theories: a realist, idealist and constructivist theory of international relations. The first part of this study describes the historical development of current international maritime law with regard to the territorial division of the world's oceans. It is followed by a description of three case areas. The second part deals with the theoretical foundations of the examined factors. In...
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Petrtýl, Martin. "Čína v globální a regionální politice v 21.století - geopolitický střet s Japonskem, Indií, USA, Ruskem a Evropou." Doctoral thesis, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-356368.
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CHINA IN GLOBAL AND REGIONAL POLITICS IN THE 21ST CENTURY - GEOPOLITICAL CLASH WITH JAPAN, INDIA, USA, RUSSIA AND EUROPE Mgr. Martin Petrtýl Supervisor: Doc. Dr. Bořivoj Hnízdo, PhD. Institute of Political Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences This dissertation discusses the current and future role of China in the 21st century. I worked with the idea to prepare a systematically detailed analytical study of the country in relation to its surroundings as well as its internal environment for more than 8 years, including many interruptions. I, above all, contemplated about the way how to truly scientifically, i.e. credibly, it means in the maximum possible the limits of verifiability, develop a full work that could hold up to the colleagues from the scientific community and myself. It is logical it was and is my attempt to allow minimal possibility of any criticism of this work for its formal, content, or other deficiencies. First, I decided to analyse in some detail the currently known theoretical approaches and methods of study, not only in political sciences, especially those used by political geographers, but also in other related fields, especially in the field of study of international relations, sociology, political science or general security studies. I did not want to study the issue is the...