英文摘要 |
As a means to control an army, military administration is as important as 'supreme command' and 'military command' in Civil-Military relations. In the People's Republic of China (PRC), the Communist Party of China (CPC) controls the military administration of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) by controlling its policy or ideology side and budget or funding side. These different aspects of control are closely related. To better understand the control mechanisms, I studied the regulations on policy and finance in military administration. These two control mechanisms are respectively known as 'PLA political regulations' and 'PLA financial regulations'. As politics and economic circumstances change, these regulations have continued to be revised several times. Using these regulations, I demonstrate that 1) in the political aspect, the CPC has established subjective civilian control through ideology and regulations since the founding of the PRC, and 2) in the financial aspect, the CPC has controlled the PLA using a national framework. These results provide the new insight that the CPC is not building the PLA as merely a 'Party-Army' or a 'National-Army', but rather as a 'Party-National-Army' using a national framework. |