Description
China's New Silk Road
An Emerging World Order
China Policy Series
Coordinator: Mendes Carmen Amado
Language: English
Keywords
China Pakistan Economic Corridor; CPEC; century; Chen Zhimin; maritime; Chinese Government; aiib; St Century Maritime Silk Road; initiative; Maritime Silk Road; pakistan; Silk Road Economic Belt; economic; Silk Road; corridor; OBOR Initiative; belt; Jointly Building Silk Road Economic; obor; Building Silk Road Economic Belt; jinping; China’s BRI; Sean Golden; BRI Project; Beatrice Gallelli; Patrick Heinrich; Maritime Silk Road Initiative; Paulo Duarte; CPEC Project; Daniele Brombal; Xi Jinping; Werner Pascha; Xi Jinping’s Visit; Fernanda Ilhéu; Building Silk Road Economic; Mario Esteban; Preference Multiplier; Jorge Tavares da Silva; Giant Clam Shells; Dominik Mierzejewski; Central Government; Roger Greatrex; Eurasian Economic Union; Edyta Roszko; EEU; Young Man
Publication date: 06-2020
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Paperback
Publication date: 10-2018
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Hardback
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Much is being written about China?s new 'One Belt, One Road' initiative, but much of the writing focuses on China itself, on the destinations of the road ? Europe and the Middle East ? or on the countries through which the road passes, such as Central Asia. This book takes a different approach, assessing the views of East Asian and other countries on the Belt and Road Initiative, both from a transnational and multidisciplinary perspective. The book considers international visions and limitations of the New Silk Road as a new paradigm, explores economic and trade aspects, including infrastructure networks, financial mechanisms, and the likely impact for other countries and regions, and analyses the likely implications for regional and trans-regional cooperation and competition. Western and Asian regional perspectives on the New Silk Road, including from India, Pakistan, Southeast Asia and Japan are considered throughout the book.
Introduction: China’s New Silk Road
SECTION 1: The General Context
Chapter 1 – New Paradigms for the New Silk Road
Chapter 2 – Building a Community of Shared Destiny: The Belt and Road Initiative in the Political Speeches of Xi Jinping
Chapter 3 – Whose Silk Road? The Chinese, U.S., European Union and Russian Strategic Projects for Regional Integration in Central Asia
Chapter 4 – Sustainability Implications of the New Silk Road: Environmental and Social Planning
SECTION 2: The Economic Dimension,
Chapter 5 – The Political Economy of New Multilateral Development Bank and Reserve Arrangements in East Asia
Chapter 6 – The New Silk Road: Perspectives for EU-China Economic Cooperation
Chapter 7 – The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Lessons for the New Silk Road
Chapter 8 – Sino-Pakistani Axis of Cooperation in China´s New Silk Road
SECTION 3: The Strategic Dimension
Chapter 9 – The Role of Local Goverments in the New Silk Road
Chapter 10 – The Maritime Silk Road, Viewed from the South
Chapter 11 – Locating China’s Maritime Silk Road in the context of the South China Sea disputes
Carmen Amado Mendes is Professor of International Relations at the University of Coimbra, Portugal.
