2024
DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12762
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Pivot to the South: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals through China's Belt and Road Initiative

Hannah McNicol

Abstract: Whilst China's aid and development model has been traditionally understood as divergent from the dominant post‐1945 liberal development model, scholars are also increasingly exploring convergence between features of the two development models. Recently, scholars from a range of disciplines including development studies, development geography and international (business, environment and legal) studies have explored a process whereby China's Belt and Road Initiative and the United Nations Sustainable Development… Show more

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