Titlebook: China–Latin America Relations in the 21st Century; The Dual Complexitie Raúl Bernal-Meza,Li Xing Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Norman D. Verhelst,Cees A. W. Glassed by China in Latin America. The political consequences for Venezuela have led to the fear of a new dependency. Huge commitments have been made to supply oil in exchange for investments, but the volume of loans is enormous and the current political and economic instability in Venezuela is a source of concern for China.

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What We Know About Heat Stress in ,,es are present in many industrial products. Ross concludes that China has become Chile’s main economic partner in Asia, and today is significantly more important than Japan and Korea. However, Chile lacks the political aspect in its bilateral relationship.

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Advancing Autonomy? Chinese Influence on Regional Governance in Latin America,relations with regional organizations across the Western Hemisphere, irrespective of whether the United States is a member or not. There is little evidence that China actively supports Latin American or South American efforts to construct autonomous governance.

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,Chile and China, 2000–2016: The Humming Bird and the Panda,es are present in many industrial products. Ross concludes that China has become Chile’s main economic partner in Asia, and today is significantly more important than Japan and Korea. However, Chile lacks the political aspect in its bilateral relationship.

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China and Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay: Similarities and Differences,The chapter concludes by providing a general and comparative vision of similarities and differences in the relations between China and the three countries. The analysis reaffirms the fact that China has grown its presence in the three countries and that power asymmetry has increased in all areas, increasingly as a result of Chinese modernization.

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