英文摘要 |
This thesis examines the transformation of the United States Policy towards China and interprets this transformation through the lens of Neoclassical Realism. Over 40 years of formal Engagement between the U.S. and China,“Economic”interactions have been the primary focus. However, with China’s economic development, concerns have arisen about restrictions on human freedoms, leading to changes in the U.S.-China relationship. In the past, the mainstream approach of U.S. foreign policy towards China was characterized by expanding engagement and seeking economic cooperation and dialogue. However, during the Trump administration, this approach evolved into one of comprehensive competition, driven by the principles of“America First,”“Make America Great Again,”and the promotion of the“Indo- Pacific Strategy.”The thesis delves into an in-depth analysis of the changes in U.S. technology policy towards China during the Trump era and identifies key factors such as considerations of national security, economic interests, and technological advantages. The emphasis placed by the Trump administration on National Security concerns and protecting technological advantages resulted in a more assertive stance towards China in the realm of Technology Policy. Understanding the current policy stance of the United States and predicting the future of U.S.-China relations hold significant importance. |