一九二六年・伊アルバニア友好安全保障条約の一考察 (1)

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Concluding the Pact of Friendship and Security between Albania and Italy, signed at Tirana, November 27,1926 was a very important cornerstone of the Italian foreign policy toward the Balkan Peninsula in the inter-war years. This study traces in detail the historical development of the negotiations betweeen the Fascist Italy and Ahmed Zogu's government from the beginning of March 1926 until the end of the negotiations. The author tries to explain how and why this treaty was signed, what the aims of the contracting parties were and what made this agreement historically so significant, with special reference to the relations between Italy and Great Britain in the 1920s. This study is based primarily upon the Italian Foreign Ministry's documents, I Documenti Diplomatici Italiani, the British Foreign Office's papers, Documents on British Foreign Pocily, and the memoirs and works written by those who were directly concerned in the negotiations such as Lessona, Aloisi, Jacomoni, Cora and Mussolini. The author's paper consists of following sections : I. Introduction. II. The Declaration of the Conference of Ambassadors (1921) and the Italo-Albanian Negotiations. III. Great Britain and the Italian Foreign Policy toward Albania. IV. The Italo-Albanian Treaty of Friendship and Security. V. Conclusion.
関西学院大学の論文
1992-09-30