ABSTRACT

This study scrutinizes on a postWWI refugee relief operation on the Aegean following the Turkish-Greek war between 1919 and 1922. The international diplomatic efforts to save the refugees are examined through a novel concept, which is called as ‘survival diplomacy’. The international response to the famine situation sweeping the refugee souls is taken under close consideration. The underlying reason is to manifest the regenerative effects of the survival matters over the international economic order, rather than merely displaying the ethico-political credentials of the international system. From this point of view, the notion of survival diplomacy is suggested here as a favourable ground to construe implicit renegotiations among the political establishments, economic agencies and scientific discourses as the chief pillars of the international system.

抽象的

这项研究对1919至1922年土耳其-希腊战争之后在爱琴海进行的一次世界大战后难民救济行动进行了审查。国际社会为挽救难民而进行的外交努力是通过一种新颖的概念进行审查的，这种概念被称为“生存外交”。国际社会对席卷难民灵魂的饥荒局势的反应正在密切考虑。其根本原因是要表明生存问题对国际经济秩序的再生影响，而不是仅仅表现出国际体系的伦理政治基础。从这种观点出发，这里提出了生存外交的概念，作为解释政治机构之间隐性重新谈判的有利基础，