摘要
在冷战背景下,苏联第一颗人造卫星的发射,促使美国外空政策从"和平化"、"非竞赛化"逐渐转向了"军事化"、"竞赛化"。自此,美苏两国在外空领域展开了漫长而激烈的角逐。本文聚焦早期美国外空政策变革背后复杂的党派政治、军种政治及国际政治博弈,从科学政治学视角研究了苏联人造卫星事件对美国外空政策变革的影响,揭示了"国家安全"的建构性,以及外空作为一种象征政治的存在,是美苏冷战较量的高边疆。
Underthe background of the Cold War, former Soviet Union launched the first man-made satellite, which pushed the United States to transform its outer space policy from peace to militarization, and from non- competition to race. The United States and former Soviet Union launched a long and fierce competition in the field of outer space. This paper focuses on the complicated party politics, military politics and international political gambling which werebehind the earlier American outer space policy. It analyzes how the former Soviet Union sputnik-1 satellite event influenced the outer space policy transformation from the political science perspective and reveals the constructiveness of "national security". The paper also argues that as political symbolism, the outer space is the high frontier of US-Soviet Cold-War contest.
出处
《自然辩证法通讯》
CSSCI
北大核心
2015年第5期88-94,共7页
Journal of Dialectics of Nature
关键词
冷战
国家安全
外空竞赛
象征政治
Cold war
National security
Outer space race
Political symbolism