Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) as an Instrument for Regional Leadership of China in the East Asia Region

Raharyo, Anggara

doi:10.33021/aegis.v2i2.422

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“…First, as the country with the second-largest economic power in the world, China has only a small influence in world economic institutions such as the IMF, World Bank, and WTO (Chow, 2016). And its economic condition continues to improve until it becomes a competitor to the United States but in the position of China it is not a significant country in the world economic system (Raharyo, 2018). So that this encourages China to look for other alternatives so that it can be significant in the world economic system that is monitored by international institutions, this is one of the reasons why China's AIIB.…”

Section: B China's Interest In Aiib Decoration;mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The second interest is infrastructure in Asia so that it can accelerate economic growth (Raharyo, 2018).…”

Section: B China's Interest In Aiib Decoration;mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The fourth interest, AIIB is a quick response to the dominance of the United States economy in the Asian region (Raharyo, 2018). As it is known that the Chinese Government with the One Belt One Road program and AIIB is a form of the Chinese Government's efforts to balance the power of the United States.…”

Section: B China's Interest In Aiib Decoration;mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A large number of military personnel, the vast territory, and the economic capability determine the hard power of a country. The first model also believes that the existence of global governance is zero, therefore, a leader is the same as the hegemon concept in the definition (Raharyo, 2018).…”

Section: G Aiib As a Form Of China's Leadership In The Field Of Regionalism;mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Unlike the first model, the second model is open to countries without high levels of hard power. This opens opportunities for small or secondary countries to take the opportunity as leaders in the region or, which brings us to the third model, the cooperative model (Raharyo, 2018).…”

Section: G Aiib As a Form Of China's Leadership In The Field Of Regionalism;mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as A Platform for China's Power Expansion

Rettob

2022

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China has known as a new rival of the United States of Amerika which has good economic growth. China tries to be a new superpower country in the world, it can be seen since the 1940s when China expands its economy' power to others. But, the goal of China was unsuccessful because of the power of the USA in an economy that hegemony the international institution such Bretton Wood, that goal of China widely spreads when China established the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank which can be used to challenge Bretton Wood institutions. The aims of this journal to analyze the hegemony and the interest of China behinds the establishing of AIIB, and the aim of AIIB itself. To understand this case deeply, the writer is using dependency theory by Dos Santos which explained the international economic system that only brings benefits for those who had the capital. And this paper is using a descriptive qualitative method which based on secondary data such collecting data from books, journal, and validity news that can be helped

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Section: B China's Interest In Aiib Decoration;mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The second interest is infrastructure in Asia so that it can accelerate economic growth (Raharyo, 2018).…”

Section: B China's Interest In Aiib Decoration;mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: B China's Interest In Aiib Decoration;mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: G Aiib As a Form Of China's Leadership In The Field Of Regionalism;mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: G Aiib As a Form Of China's Leadership In The Field Of Regionalism;mentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Role of AIIB in the ‘New Normal’ Era for Indonesia and ASEAN

Basri

2019

Global Policy

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History shows that trade and industrialization were the keys to economic development in East Asia and Southeast Asia. But situations change. The current rise in economic nationalism leads one to ask: Can Southeast Asian nations, including Indonesia, still use the old recipe of open trade and industrialization? Does economic cooperation still have a place? Against the backdrop of a changing trade environment and creeping protectionism under the Donald Trump US administration and amid lackluster global growth, the question that we must ask is, what can Indonesia and other Southeast Asian nations do given these conditions? This essay will specifically examine how the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) can play a role in this situation. This essay argues that to overcome the anti‐globalization sentiment, it is necessary to create regional cooperation success stories from policies that are politically feasible and economically sound. There are several candidates for such success stories, including using the ASEAN Infrastructure Fund to develop ASEAN connectivity. The AIIB together with the ADB can play an important role here.

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Азійський Банк Інфраструктурних Інвестицій: Роль І Тренди Впливу На Міжнародну Фінансову Систему

Піляєв¹

2024

ЕУ

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Bank (AIIB) will soon count 20 EU countries among its members. But how could the EU make the most of this presence in the bank? Apart from direct business opportunities for its private sector, there are strategic, long-term considerations too. It will be imperative that the EU exploit the link between the AIIB and the Belt and Road Initiative and ensure that the bank's functioning remains consistent with EU development standards through a carefully coordinated voice within the institution. EGMONT Royal Institute for International Relations their collaborative efforts recently acquired a new dimension: creation of international bodies from scratch. 1 Most prominent examples include the China-initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the BRICS-launched New Development Bank (NDB) as well as the Contingent Reserve Arrangement (CRA). Of the three new structures, most analytical attention has focused on the AIIB (proposed unilaterally by China) whose operational phase started in January 2016 with 57 founding members (including 14 from the EU). This policy brief aims to explore how the EU could deal with the institution and, by extension, China"s growing assertiveness in the international system, by engaging the country from within the Beijing-based bank. Arguably, the EU has, in the past decade, gradually come to adopt a more accommodating approach towards China. This has not amounted to the EU letting go of its approach in its external relations as a "normative power". Rather, the 28-country bloc has become more strategic about its engagement with emerging powers, including China. This can, among others, be exemplified by the EU"s pragmatic change of negotiation strategy with the country since the 2009 Copenhagen Summit or, more recently, by the No.

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Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) as an Instrument for Regional Leadership of China in the East Asia Region

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Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as A Platform for China's Power Expansion

Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as A Platform for China's Power Expansion

The Role of AIIB in the ‘New Normal’ Era for Indonesia and ASEAN

Азійський Банк Інфраструктурних Інвестицій: Роль І Тренди Впливу На Міжнародну Фінансову Систему

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