中国
公共外交
外交
民族主义
国家认同
政治学
身份(音乐)
中国大陆
感知
舆论
职位(财务)
政治经济学
发展经济学
社会学
法学
政治
经济
心理学
神经科学
财务
物理
声学
作者
Andrew Yeo,Enrico V. Gloria
标识
DOI:10.1080/10670564.2022.2052438
摘要
Despite a rise in Chinese public diplomacy efforts in the Philippines, Filipino perceptions of China have mainly remained negative during the Duterte period. This article examines why and how China’s public diplomacy efforts have primarily failed despite President Duterte’s pro-China position. It draws on constructivist approaches to demonstrate how national identity mediates the impact of Chinese influence. In particular, Chinese incursions in the West Philippine Sea, and an influx of China-based offshore gaming businesses in the country, have elicited a strong nationalist response from Filipinos, perpetuating perceptions of China as untrustworthy and threatening. Evidence is drawn to determine correlation between an increase in Chinese public diplomacy and a decrease in public trust towards China. This is followed by process-tracing how national identity dampens any positive effect Chinese public diplomacy may have on Philippine attitudes towards China.
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