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China's Belt and Road Initiative


China's Belt and Road Initiative

Changing the Rules of Globalization
Palgrave Studies of Internationalization in Emerging Markets

von: Wenxian Zhang, Ilan Alon, Christoph Lattemann

CHF 236.00

Verlag: Palgrave Macmillan
Format: PDF
Veröffentl.: 24.05.2018
ISBN/EAN: 9783319754352
Sprache: englisch

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<p>Since the introduction of the One Belt, One Road initiative (OBOR), first proposed in late 2013, international scholars have begun to study this new policy and its implications in the global age. While OBOR provides new opportunities for China in terms of regional cooperation and global development, many also raise concerns about China’s intentions of using economic means to achieve strategic and foreign policy objectives. Hailing from the West and the East, the authors reflect on the wide-ranging impacts of OBOR on specific countries, regions, economic policies, and geopolitical considerations. Including both theoretical research and empirical studies that explore opportunities and challenges related to OBOR, this edited volume will allow readers to gain a more comprehensive understanding of this ambitious undertaking and its long-term impact on the rest of the world.</p><p></p>
1. Introduction; Ilan Alon, Wenxian Zhang and Christoph Lattemann.- Part I.&nbsp;Contextual Overview of the Belt & Road Initiative.- 2.&nbsp; &nbsp;China and the 21st Century Silk Roads: A New Era of Global Economic Leadership?;&nbsp;Francis Schortgen.- 3.&nbsp;The Global Strategic Environment of BRI: Deep Interdependence and Structural Power;&nbsp;Thomas D. Lairson.- 4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;One Belt, One Road, One World: Where Is the US Business Connectivity?;&nbsp;Xiaohua Yang, Don Lewis, Steve Roddy, and Diana Moise.- Part II.&nbsp;Regional and Geopolitical Perspectives.- 5.&nbsp;Free-Trade Agreements as the BRI Steppingstone for Multilateralism: Is the Sino-Swiss FTA the Gold Standard?;&nbsp;Tomas Casas Klett and Serrano Oswald.- 6.&nbsp; &nbsp;Belt, Road, and Circle: The Arctic and Northern Europe in China’s Belt and Road Initiative;&nbsp;Camilla T. N. Sørensen.- 7.&nbsp;China’s Strategy toward Central and Eastern Europe within the Framework of the Group 16+1: The Case of Poland; Jędrzej Górski.- 8.&nbsp;The Impact of the Belt and Road Initiative on Central Asia: Building New Relations in a Reshaped Geopolitical Scenario;&nbsp;Fabio Indeo.- 9.&nbsp;Live and Let Live: Africa’s Response Options to China’s BRI;&nbsp;Emmanuel Kodzi.- 10.&nbsp;&nbsp;Small State, Smart Influence: China’s Belt and Road extended to New Zealand;&nbsp;Jake Lin.- Part III.&nbsp;International Trade, Foreign Direct Investment and BRI.- 11.&nbsp;&nbsp;Teh Overall Development of the Belt and Road Countries: Measurement, Ranking and Assessment;&nbsp;Biliang Hu, Qingzhong Pan and Shuyu Wu.- 12.&nbsp;Effects of the Trade Facilitation Measures on Trade between China and Countries along the Belt and Road Initiative;&nbsp;Juan Zhang and Wuzhou Hong.- 13.&nbsp; &nbsp;How the Belt and Road Initiative Affects China’s Outward FDI: Comparing Chinese Independent Firms and Business Group Affiliates;&nbsp;Ping Lv, Chenxi Guo and Xuchang Chen.- 14.&nbsp;Competitive Advantages of China’s Agricultural Exports inTerms of the Outward-Looking Belt & Road Initiative; Vasilii Erokhin and Gao Tianming.- Part IV. Financial, Legal and Cultural Perspectives of BRI.- 15.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;The Role of China’s Sovereign Wealth Funds in President Xi Jinping’s Ambitious Belt and Road Initiative;&nbsp;Stephen Thomas and Ji Chen.- 16.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;The Changing Rules of International Dispute Resolution in China’s Belt and Road Initiative; Jingzhou Tao and Mariana Zhong.- 17.&nbsp; &nbsp;Globalization 5.0 Led by China: Powered by Positive Frames for BRI;&nbsp;May Hongmei Gao.- 18.&nbsp;Final Reflections;&nbsp;Christoph Lattemann, Ilan Alon and Wenxian Zhang.<p></p><p></p>&nbsp;<p><i></i></p><p></p><p><i></i></p><p></p><p><b></b></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p>
<p><b>Wenxian Zhang</b> is a member of Rollins College faculty, and a recipient of the Cornell Distinguished Faculty Service Award, as well as an Arthur Vining Davis Fellow. His recent books include <i>China Visualized by Americans</i> and <i>The Entrepreneurial and Business Elites of China.</i></p><p><b>Ilan Alon</b> is Professor of Strategy and International Marketing at the University of Agder, Norway, and the Editor-in-Chief of the <i>International Journal of Emerging Markets</i> and <i>European Journal of International Management</i>. Previously, he was visiting scholar at Georgetown University, Harvard University and both the University of International Business and Economics and JiaoTong University in China.&nbsp; Ilan is the President of the Chinese Globalization Association and has published over 100 peer-reviewed articles and 30 books including <i>China Rules: Globalization and Political Transformation</i>.&nbsp;</p> <p><b>Christoph Lattemann</b> is Professor of Business Administration and Information Management at Jacobs University Bremen, Germany. He is the Director of the Jacobs Center for the Research on China and Globalization, Vice-Director of the Confucius Institute Bremen, and Vice President of the Chinese Globalization Association. Previously a visiting scholar at Harvard University and Stanford University, Christoph has published over 150 scientific publications and ten books. He is currently senior editor for the <i>International Journal of Emerging Markets</i>.</p>
<p>Since the introduction of the One Belt, One Road initiative (OBOR), first proposed in late 2013, international scholars have begun to study this new policy and its implications in the global age. While OBOR provides new opportunities for China in terms of regional cooperation and global development, many also raise concerns about China’s intentions of using economic means to achieve strategic and foreign policy objectives. Hailing from the West and the East, the authors reflect on the wide-ranging impacts of OBOR on specific countries, regions, economic policies, and geopolitical considerations. Including both theoretical research and empirical studies that explore opportunities and challenges related to OBOR, this edited volume will allow readers to gain a more comprehensive understanding of this ambitious undertaking and its long-term impact on the rest of the world.</p><p></p>
Examines the nature and motivations behind China’s expanding economic, aid and diplomatic activities in the South Pacific Analyses how the Silk Road initiative could influence foreign policy orientations of Central Asian countries Explores the global economic and geo-political implications of the BRI and explores the opportunities and challenges of BRI in the areas that will be mostly affected
“The One Belt One Road initiative (OBOR) is a state-led undertaking involving multiple countries and many organizations of various types with an unprecedented scale and different objectives covering political, economic, and social aspects. So far the business academic community has not paid sufficient attention to such a project that may exert great impacts on international business. Thus the effort by the editors and authors of this volume to examine OBOR with breadth and depth is much welcomed.” (Shaomin Li, Eminent Scholar and Professor of International Business, Old Dominion University, USA)<p>“This book provides comprehensive insights into the potential impacts of OBOR on the world economy from multiple cultural perspectives.” (Shuming Bao, Director of the China Data Center & Spatial Data Center, University of Michigan, USA)</p>

<p>“This is a well-crafted and timely book which provides essential multidisciplinary perspectives on the new Chinese paradigm in investing globally.The text offers unique multi-level, state-of-the-art analyses on the complex range of issues and consequences engendered by the deployment of the most extensive long-term global initiative,&nbsp; impacting over sixty per cent of the world population. Organized through four lenses, the carefully selected materials constitute an essential research tool as well as a reference for policy-makers and students of China and the world economy.&nbsp; It is one of the premier books currently on the market on this critical topic&nbsp; by virtue of&nbsp; its coverage depth,&nbsp; notable quality of scholarship , well executed multidisciplinarity,&nbsp; and insightful forecast.” (John R. Mcintyre,&nbsp; Professor of Management and International Affairs,&nbsp; Executive Director, GT CIBER National Center, Georgia Institute of Technology)</p><p><br></p><p>‘The book is a fine collection of papers, well put together and with a general thematic coherence. In fact, the anthology is thought-provoking, well-researched and good read. For those researching international business, political science, international relations, foreign direct investment, development studies, and Chinese economics, the book is an excellent addition to the growing literature on the BRI.’ (Saleh Shahriar,, Northwest A&F University, Shaanxi in <i>Intellectual DIscourse, </i>27:1 (2019) 7–45)<i></i></p><br></p>

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