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Mapping China’s ‘One Belt One Road’ Initiative

Part of the International Political Economy Series Book Series

Editors: Xing, Li

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-92201-0

ISBN: 978-3-319-92200-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Aug 14, 2018

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Chapter 1China’s Pursuit of the “One Belt One Road” Initiative: A New World Order with Chinese Characteristics?

Xing, Li

Pages: 1 –27

[Li Xing places the “One Belt One Road” (OBOR) initiative in the thematic context of the international political economy and includes the debates between different schools of international relations (IR) theories on emerging powers. The chapter functions as a general background setting, providing...
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Chapter 2Understanding the Multiple Facets of China’s “One Belt One Road” Initiative

Xing, Li

Pages: 29 –56

[Li Xing provides a theoretical framework for understanding the multiple facets behind China’s One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, such as the internal-external nexus of imperativeness and Chinese outward expansion and its strategic convergence with the infrastructural need of the OBOR...
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Chapter 3A Framework for the Study of the One Belt One Road Initiative as a Medium of Principle Diffusion

Vangeli, Anastas

Pages: 57 –89

[Anastas Vangeli sees the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative as a facilitating process in which normative matrices and decisions in countries involved in the initiative are influenced by the thinking and practice of Chinese policymakers and intellectuals. The chapter applies the theory of...
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Chapter 4The One Belt One Road Initiative and China’s Multilayered Multilateralism

Yuan, Feng

Pages: 91 –116

[Feng Yuan relates the One Belt One Road (OBOR) discussion to a broader discussion on the rise of China and its impact on institution building. The author contends that the OBOR initiative is an important and comprehensive project that touches many aspects of China’s international relations...
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Chapter 5The One Belt One Road Initiative and the Changing Multi-scalar Governance of Trade in China

Kettunen, Erja

Pages: 117 –141

[Erja Kettunen looks into the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative by focusing on policies and regulations for China’s institutional environment for trade. Through understanding the rationalities and motivations behind China’s OBOR initiative, the author analyzes how the OBOR initiative might be...
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Chapter 6China’s Momentum: The “One Belt One Road” Triple’s Securitisation

Duarte, Paulo

Pages: 143 –165

[Paulo Duarte explores the security implications of China’s One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative in the context of Chinese (re)emergence. It sees the OBOR project as being embedded with the triple securitisation of Chinese interests: economic, physical/military and soft powers. The author sees the...
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Chapter 7Unpacking Economic Motivations and Non-economic Consequences of Connectivity Infrastructure Under OBOR

Passi, Ritika

Pages: 167 –195

[With the introduction of the One Belt One Road Initiative (OBOR), Chinese President Xi Jinping heralded a new era of Chinese integration into the global economy. Ritika Passi deconstructs the economic underpinnings of OBOR, and explores how the economics result in non-economic consequences. The...
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Chapter 8The One Belt One Road Initiative: Reintegrating Africa and the Middle East into China’s System of Accumulation

van der Merwe, Justin

Pages: 197 –217

[Justin van der Merwe adopts a historical-geographical materialist approach to illustrate how China’s One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative can be understood as part of a broader system of accumulation based on the government–business–media (GBM) complex. The analysis follows a critical rewriting...
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Chapter 9Changing Regional Order and Railway Diplomacy in Southeast Asia with a Case Study of Thailand

Lauridsen, Laurids S.

Pages: 219 –248

[Laurids S. Lauridsen applies a Chinese proverb “two tigers cannot occupy the same mountain” to describe the situation related to the stronger participation of China in the evolving regional order. The author sees an emerging regional situation in which the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative has...
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Chapter 10A Power Shift Underway in Europe? China’s Relationship with Central and Eastern Europe Under the Belt and Road Initiative

Pavlićević, Dragan

Pages: 249 –278

[Dragan Pavlićević notes that the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative is, and whether has which is widely perceived as a vehicle for China to expand its influence on the Eurasian continent and beyond. This chapter examines the current trends in the relationship between China and Central and...

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