China´s Bilateral Free Trade Agreements as Strategic Alignments: Building of a Comprehensive Cooperation Network with Pragmatic Countries of the Latin American Pacific Rim

Song, Guohe; Bórquez, Andrés; Wust, Fabiola Zibetti

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“…Currently, China has seven strategic associations in South America separated into three profiles: ideological affiliated partners, geo-economic partners and business partners (see Table 1). Although these profiles are not necessarily mutually exclusive, they converge in some aspects; they represent the diversity and dynamism of the strategic partnerships that China has been establishing in the region (Guoyou et al, 2019).…”

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2020

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PurposeThe purpose of this article is to discuss the characteristics of China’s strategic partners in Latin America, emphasizing the foreign policy orientations of these nations towards China.Design/methodology/approachThe first part is a theoretical analysis of the foreign economic policy orientations of the Chinese strategic partners in South America. In the second part, attention is paid to the empirical regularities of economic cooperation between China and its South American strategic partners.FindingsChina seeks to diversify the profile of its strategic partnerships, as long as they increase Chinas complexity in the orientation of cooperation, using a multidimensional approach, based on three strategic cooperation networks (partners based on ideological affinities, geo-economic partners and trade partners).Originality/valueThis article increases the understanding of how new strategic partnerships take a more active position in the new great geo-economic game in which China is involved. China increases its facilitation role in Latin American Pacific rim countries, as well as its influence in countries historically close to the USA.

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Chinese students in the global south: a case study of mobility to Chile

Bórquez Basáez,

Morales Valdés,

Guzmán Núñez

2024

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PurposeThe following article Chinese students' migration projects to the global south. Little work has sought to deepen the understanding of Chinese students' mobility to developing countries. This is key to determining a more complete profile of Chinese students and whether they fit into the categories of foreign students described by mainstream literature.Design/methodology/approachIn order to understand the respective experiences and points of view of foreign students in on the process of choosing the country of study, we proceeded to identify different students of Chinese origin who have made their trip to Chile during the last decade. In addition, documents on China's international student mobility policy were reviewed, mainly focusing on documents dealing with Chinese students going abroad.FindingsChinese students are increasingly looking to travel to countries in the Global South as an opportunity to differentiate themselves. Chile emerges as an attractive destination as it is seen as a stable country in Latin America. It is a place where China has several strategic interests that may allow future professional development.Originality/valueThis article focuses on this aspect, mainly on how Chinese students perceive Chile as a place to pursue higher education. There is strong evidence of Chinese student flows to developed countries, but there are still insufficient studies on South-South mobility.

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Mexico's Fate Amid U.S. – China Competition

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2021

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China´s Bilateral Free Trade Agreements as Strategic Alignments: Building of a Comprehensive Cooperation Network with Pragmatic Countries of the Latin American Pacific Rim

Cited by 3 publications

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Who are China’s strategic economic partners in South America?

Who are China’s strategic economic partners in South America?

Chinese students in the global south: a case study of mobility to Chile

Mexico's Fate Amid U.S. – China Competition

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