China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Connecting and Transforming Initiative

Mitrovic, Dragana

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-5921-6_2

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“…Furthermore, China's traditional exports of technology, telecommunication, solar panels and construction are currently directed towards Europe where markets for these are either already highly saturated or under the clasp of protectionist policies. As compared to that the countries around the Silk Road route like East Asian and Sub Saharan economies are developing countries with huge potential for Chinese products (Mitrovic, 2018).…”

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confidence: 97%

“…Embarking on the Belt and Road Initiative would include making bilateral agreements with resources rich countries around the route and then hunt for new markets to dispatch these goods. Eric Olander contrasts this model with British imperialism in these words: "OBOR is also reminiscent of Britain's old imperial trading network that was designed to extract natural resources from its colonial outposts and then sell back finished goods to these markets" (Mitrovic, 2018). The diversification of markets is the key to China's way to establishing economic hegemony.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This means more diplomatic support in world affairs which would potentially take away a lot of US leverage. Thus, in case of recent incidents like US-China Trade War where both the countries were imposing tariff on the goods of others, more countries are likely to side with China because of their economic dependency on her (Mitrovic, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

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China’s BRI: Regional Prospects and Implications

Khalid¹

2021

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Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) by China has emerged as one of the most important factors in the upcoming global politics. This plan can impact both regional and global politics. There are multidimensional and multifaceted repercussions of BRI for the international global politics. This paper describes the details of BRI, the micro-plans which are being planned under this program. Then, it enlists the economic and international politics benefits which China would gain from this plan. After that, this paper enumerates the possible benefits of BRI for the regional countries like Pakistan. In addition to that, this paper also highlights the possible global and regional challenges which China might face while completing and getting benefits out of this plan. After conducting a critical analysis of BRI’s trajectory, its possible global and regional repercussions for the emerging international politics, its benefits for China and the possible challenges this paper concludes that no matter how beneficial this plan can be for Chinese global economic position there are multiple challenges which China will have to tackle with. Otherwise, BRI can lose its potential economic and global benefits both in the region and in the larger world politics.

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China’s BRI: Regional Prospects and Implications

Khalid¹

2021

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“…For countries of the region, including Kazakhstan, participation in belt development, on the one hand, offers opportunities that are created with the formation of a large trans-regional market along with the potential for Chinese investment, the implementation of large infrastructure and industrial projects, and a network of transport corridors in the Eurasian sub-regions (Kassenova, 2009;Mitrovic, 2018;Zhang, 2015).…”

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Migration Processes in Kazakhstan in the Context of the Formation of the Silk Road Economic Belt

Amrin

Kaliyeva

Alzhanova

2020

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This article deals with the development of migration processes and problems of cooperation between Kazakhstan and China in labor migration in the context of the formation of the Silk Road EconomicBelt. The methodology used in this research includes a literature review and statistical research, which allowed for a study of the dynamics of international migration within and between the states studied. The research focuses extensively on data provided by governmental institutions and international organizations in order to establish a coherent and relevant theoretical framework. The factors concerning and features of population migration and labor migration in Kazakhstan are considered. Negative trends associated with deterioration in the quality and structure of external migration in Kazakhstan, which determine the need to regulate migration flows and attract qualified personnel, are highlighted. The creation of a platform for the exchange of views on the current state and prospects of cooperation in labor migration on the basis of the Kazakhstan-China Business Council and the SCO Business Council is identified as a priority for collaboration between Kazakhstan and China in the field of labor migration. A justification is also made for a mechanism for allocating the obligations of Kazakhstan and China as quotas and obtaining permits to attract foreign labor.

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“…A continuous and stable energy supply claims energy investment from energy demanding countries. Global energy investment is passed more than $1.6 trillion by 2035 for mining, transportation, and refinement of fossil fuel energy [7]. The emerging countries will get this facility up to two-third portion.…”

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Oil, Gas and Energy Business under One Belt One Road Strategic Context

Sarker¹,

Hossin²,

Hua³

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One Belt One Road (OBOR) Initiative of China is a mega and historical project which facilitates international oil, gas and energy trade and connects people over the world. This article examines the oil, gas, and energy business status under OBOR. It also explores the risk associated with oil, gas and energy business under OBOR initiative of China. The article used secondary sources extensively. The article reveals that China is the top-level energy importing country and the strategy of OBOR is favorable for oil, gas and energy business for all partner countries of OBOR. It also explores the potential risk for oil, gas and energy business under OBOR like political risk, economic risk, investment environment, resource potential, environmental constraints and Chinese factors which can be minimized by using two risk free economic corridors viz. China-Pakistan Corridor (CPEC) and Myanmar-China oil pipeline. The article suggests that a strong initiative should be taken by the government to implement OBOR strategy for creating favorable investment opportunities in China especially for Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Pakistan.

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China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Connecting and Transforming Initiative

Cited by 16 publications

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China’s BRI: Regional Prospects and Implications

China’s BRI: Regional Prospects and Implications

Migration Processes in Kazakhstan in the Context of the Formation of the Silk Road Economic Belt

Oil, Gas and Energy Business under One Belt One Road Strategic Context

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