碩士 / 國立金門大學 / 海洋事務研究所 / 102 / The International Regimes and Non-international Regimes Dimensions of the Cross-Strait Search and Rescue Joint Exercise: A One-dot Theory Interpretation
Abstract
Lately, the relationship between Mainland China and Taiwan continued to flow positively, however some basic confrontations and conflicts still remain. Interestingly, since August 2010, both sides of the Taiwan Strait’s coast guard agencies had twice conducted the Cross-Strait Search and Rescue (SAR) Joint Exercise (hereinafter SARJE) which had been held at the sea between Quemoy and Xiamen waters.
The joint action involved the people and vessels, and it mainly focuses on the SAR issues. Since the civil war in June 1946, it is the very first time for both side of maritime officers and crew member to perform such exercise at sea, suggesting the SARJE is a good topic to study from either political or international perspective. The topic certainly has academic value.
The author applies the “one-dot theory” as put forward by my supervisor to describe, explain, and infer phenomena related to the SARJE.
I embarked on writing the topic in October 2012. Since I am going to examine the SARJE from the dimensions of international regimes and non- international regimes, the following points shall be discussed:
1. The definition of international regimes;
2. The difference between international regimes and non- international regimes;
3. What proper mechanism and measures be applied to the SARJE?
4. By modifying the SARJE, can we sustain or maintain the international
regimes?
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:TW/102KMIT0274001 |
| Date | January 2012 |
| Creators | Yu, Ching-Yun, 于青雲 |
| Contributors | Peter Kien-hong YU, 俞劍鴻 |
| Source Sets | National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan |
| Language | zh-TW |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | 學位論文 ; thesis |
| Format | 120 |
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