经济要素与国际权势地位关联机制的再考察

任 欣怡
西北政法大学

摘要

在无政府状态下的国际互动中，权势地位不仅与国家利益高度关联，更是国际互动的根本动力和国际关系的一般机理。尽管不同学理流派各有侧重，但对于权势地位中的物质实力资源都一致地予以价值或功能上的肯定。在当前的强国竞争情势下，物质实力基础中的经济要素逐渐成为战略投资的优先选项乃至强国竞争的优胜选择。在由此而来的强国经济实力的学理判定中，对经济总量的考察成为了一种流行看法。但相比起结合经济发展成本的实力分析和国际分工结构的位置判定等更为深刻全面的考察路径，以经济总量考察国家经济实力则可能具有忽视经济要素不可转换性、经济总量计算偏差和与国际政治历史实践相悖等现实盲区。

关键词

强国竞争；权势地位；国际分工；信息技术；国际金融

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