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,From Central Asia to the World: China’s Regional Diplomacy as a Precursor for Global Connectivity,iled the Maritime Silk Road in Indonesia. Together, these came to be known as One Belt One Road (OBOR), or the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). BRI was an expansive vision of connectivity predicated on Chinese investments and technology flows, and bulwarked by over a trillion dollars. In this chapter

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,China’s Investment in Belt and Road Countries: An Industrial Perspective,btain strategic resources. Since then, the Chinese outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) has grown significantly. Starting from the 11th Five-Year Plan, the Chinese government started to establish “Overseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zones (OETCZs)” in resource-rich (human, raw materials, etc

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The Chinese Vision of BRI and Its Effects on Turkey and West Asia,ty in West Asia, China will be able to access oil and natural gas resources and reach European and African markets. China’s growing consumption of oil and natural gas has caused an increase in its imports from Central Asia and the Caucasus and even the Gulf region. Turkey’s location has strategic ad

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China in Africa,of representations, from colonialism to enormously mutually beneficial partnership. China benefits from investment opportunities in growing African economies and the access to resources these countries offer. The African countries benefit from improved infrastructure with massive Chinese investments

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Das Herz, die Kreislaufzentraleian people recognize that a rising China can bring more public goods and benefits to this region..Using the 2014–2016 Asian Barometer Survey data, this research wants to discover what is the perception of China’s influence among Asian people along with the rising of China in course and whether or no

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