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本文试图从自由主义观点出发揭示的“没有统一政府的朝鲜半岛统一”模型,既不同于北方的联邦制统一方案,也不同于南方的邦联制统一方案,不刻意追求凌驾于南北国家或政府之上的象征性的或实质性的政治机构。该模型主张,在承认南北方现存的两个国家政权和政体的情况下,扩大南北之间经济、科学、技术、教育、文化等非政治领域的交流与合作,构建整个民族的经济与生活共同体。在此过程中,先使南北方有限数量的国民享受有限的双重公民权,然后逐步扩大其人数、权利和自由。这不仅能在围绕朝鲜半岛的现存国际关系和地区秩序中得以实现,而且能在保留南北之间政治经济制度差异的情况下得以实现。该统一方案的特点在于过程中心性与目标开放性。
This article tries to reveal from the perspective of liberalism that “the unification of the Korean Peninsula reunification” model of the government is different from the unified plan of federalism in the north and the unified plan of confederation in the south. It does not deliberately seek to surpass the South or North countries or A symbolic or substantive political institution above the government. The model advocates expanding exchanges and cooperation in non-political fields such as economics, science, technology, education and culture between the north and the south under the condition of recognizing the political and state power of the two countries in the north and south and building an economic and life community of the entire nation . In so doing, a limited number of citizens of both the North and the South are allowed to enjoy limited dual citizenship and then to gradually expand their numbers, rights and freedoms. This can not only be achieved in the existing international relations and regional order around the Korean Peninsula, but also in keeping with the differences in the political and economic systems between North and South. The unified program features process-centricity and goal-opening.