Titlebook: A Tale of Rice and Copper; A World-Systems Anal Toufic Sarieddine Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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The Balancers: Washington and New Delhi Navigate CPEC,ary balancing against China, its alliances indirectly counterbalance China, potentially escalating tensions. Overall, China‘s growing dominance in Pakistan reflects a shift towards a new hegemonic power, albeit within the existing global order.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9128-0rk, particularly focusing on literature pertaining to the features of hegemony, peripheralization, and hegemonic transitions before touching on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as the main case study where these features will be examined.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9128-0 literature utilizing WSA to study the BRI, the compatibilities of the pair are detailed before exploring Beijing’s outbound foreign direct investment (FDI) to draw conclusions about its intentions and how it stands to wield more influence on BRI participants.

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Features of Peripheralization and Hegemony in World Systems Analysis,zation are: Incorporation (the creation of new production processes, grafting of partially new production processes, rerouting trade toward the rising hegemon, and changes in governance); specialization (creating production processes compatible with the hegemon’s demand); labor coercion (declining r

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Hegemonic Features of China in the Belt and Road Initiative,chnology exports on the world stage, trade soaring with the growing pool of BRI participants and its trade surplus with them increasing overall; the yuan becoming more widely used in bilateral trade, a growing media presence in developing countries for the dissemination of Chinese views, and a gover

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A Tale of Rice and Copper: The China-Pakistan Economic-Corridor,es of hegemony and peripheralization in comparison with the US-Pakistan relationship. We find Pakistan adopting new production processes as well as those grafted from China in addition to fluctuating governance structures. In addition to becoming a new source of copper, Pakistan’s rice exports conti

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The Balancers: Washington and New Delhi Navigate CPEC,te having a larger outbound FDI volumes than China worldwide and dwarfing India’s FDI, failed to match China‘s concentrated investments in Pakistan via CPEC. Moreover, while US economic aid to Pakistan fluctuated, recent administrations criticized CPEC‘s costs and lack of transparency only to be reb