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第二次世界大战后,美国战略利益的全球性决定了它与苏联之间的冷战成为国际政治的主旋律。在这样的历史氛围之下,冷战初期,美国对尼外交政策就必然带有很强的政治性和战略目的。美国不仅希望在英国殖民撤退后在南亚扩张势力,而且力主保持尼泊尔的主权独立和政局稳定。同时,美国也希望尼泊尔朝民主制方向发展,并向西方靠拢甚至与西方集团为伍。为实现这一目标,美国通过及时给予外交承认、经济和技术援助以及与印度进行合作等方式,对尼泊尔施加影响。从结果来看,美国仅实现了其有限的战略目标,与其预期目标还有相当的差距。
After World War II, the global nature of U.S. strategic interests set the Cold War between it and the Soviet Union as the main theme of international politics. In such a historical atmosphere, in the early days of the Cold War, the U.S. diplomatic policy toward Nigeria inevitably had a strong political and strategic goal. The United States not only hopes to expand its forces in South Asia after the British colonial withdrawal, but also to maintain the sovereignty and political stability of Nepal. At the same time, the United States also hopes that Nepal will develop toward democracy and move closer to the West and even to Western groups. In order to achieve this goal, the United States exerts its influence on Nepal through timely granting of diplomatic recognition, economic and technical assistance, and cooperation with India. From a result point of view, the United States has only achieved its limited strategic goal and still has a considerable gap from its expected goal.