外交，讓世界走向和諧（英文版）

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作　者：	陳健著
出版社：	時事出版社
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標(biāo)　簽：	外交、國際關(guān)系政治/軍事

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ISBN：	9787802326590	出版時間：	2013-11-01	包裝：	平裝
開本：	16開	頁數(shù)：	190	字?jǐn)?shù)：

內(nèi)容簡介

　　"Why does the UN have no sovereignty？ The UN is different from the EU in this respect. The member states do not have to transfer any part of their state sovereignty to this international organization. For this reason， the UN does not have any independent rights. Then where do its rights come from？ From the member states. There are currently 192 member states， who arc the bosses of the UN. Among whom， the five permanent members in particular， are the big bosses. It is they， the member states， who determine which institution， including the Secretary General of the United Nations， can act and preside on an issueon behalf of the UN……"這是來自《外交，讓世界走向和諧（英文版）》的節(jié)選部分，《外交，讓世界走向和諧（英文版）》系陳健大使40多年外交生涯的縮影，從不同角度記錄了他的外交經(jīng)歷及見聞，極具現(xiàn)實(shí)及理論意義。

作者簡介

　　陳健，我國著名外交官，從事外交工作四十多年。先后擔(dān)任中國常駐聯(lián)合國副代表，特命全權(quán)大使，外交部新聞司司長，外交部發(fā)言人，外交部部長助理，中國駐日本特命全權(quán)大使，聯(lián)合國副秘書長?，F(xiàn)任中國聯(lián)合國協(xié)會會長、兼任中國人民大學(xué)國際關(guān)系學(xué)院院長。陳健不僅是一名外交官，還是一位銳意改革者，擔(dān)任聯(lián)合國副秘書長期間，曾大刀闊斧改革，成效卓著，被安南譽(yù)為“聯(lián)合國歷史上最深刻的、聯(lián)合國各項(xiàng)改革中最富有成果的改革”。其“溫和而堅(jiān)定”的外交風(fēng)格，給國際社會留下了深刻的印象。

圖書目錄

CHAPTER 1
THE UN NEEDS CHINA AND CHINA NEEDS THE UN
CHAPTER 2
LOW PROFILE FOREVER
CHAPTER 3
CHINA'S CURRENT INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL
ENVIRONMENT
CHAPTER 4
OPENING SPEECH AT 2012 CHINA MODEL UNITED
NATIONS CONFERENCE
CHAPTER 5
CHINA WILL NEVER BE A SUPERPOWER
CHAPTER 6
OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
CHAPTER 7
GIVE CHINA'S DIPLOMACY MORE ELBOW ROOM
CHAPTER 8
DIPLOMACY REQUIRES BOTH FIRMNESS AND
FLEXIBILITY; FLEXIBILITY IS NOT WEAKNESS
CHAPTER 9
WE NEED TO RESOLUTELY DEFEND OUR CORE
INTEREST, BUT NOT TO AMPLIFY IT
CHAPTER 10
MILD BUT FIRM
CHAPTER 11
TRANSPARENCY AND CONFIDENCE
CHAPTER 12
INFLUENCE IS ALLOWED, INTERFERENCE IS NOT
CHAPTER 13
FOR THE SECURITY OF THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION
CHAPTER 14
CHINA'S POLICIES TOWARDS ITS NEIGHBORS
CHAPTER 15
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SINO-US RELATIONS
CHAPTER 16
BIG POWER RELATIONSHIP
CHAPTER 17
REBUILDING CONSENSUS ON R2P
AFTERWORD