| 英文摘要 |
As a member of the Pacific Islands region, the Solomon Islands has developed close ties with countries such as the United States, China, and Australia in recent years, making itself an actively courted partner of relevant countries, its diplomatic orientation therefore attracted the attention of the international community. This article used the“hedging strategy”in international relations studies to analyze the foreign policy of the Solomon Islands. The research of“hedging strategy”suggests modern countries should go beyond the traditional thoughts of“balancing/bandwagoning”dichotomy when facing a complex situation where common interests and security risks coexist and adopt various“hedging”tactics to protect national security and interests at the same time. The result of the study pointed out that although the Solomon Islands is a small island country with low development and troubled by civil unrest, it has flexibly maneuvered in the chaotic situation caused by U.S.-China competition. By establishing friendly relations with all the neighboring countries, the Solomon Islands maximized access to foreign assistance, improved national security protection, and promoted its international status, its foreign policy has reflected obvious“hedging”characteristics and can serve as a guide for other medium and small countries that are also affected by great power struggles. |