The Chinese South-South development cooperation: an assessment of its structural transformation

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Cambiando prácticas en el campo de la ayuda internacional para el desarrollo: el ascenso de China y su influencia en África

“…Todo esto ha sido cimentado bajo un discurso peculiar, que posiciona a la ayuda china en una trayectoria completamente diferente a la de los donantes tradicionales. Así pues, a partir de su autoconcepción como el país en vías de desarrollo más grande del mundo, el Gobierno de Pekín plantea que sus programas son de cooperación para el desarrollo, en los cuales se incluye la ayuda externa, aunque también la cooperación para el desarrollo económico, que incluye las áreas de comercio e inversión, enmarcando las prácticas chinas como parte de la cooperación Sur-Sur, 8 y que emana del denominado "espíritu de Bandung" 9 (Vadell et al, 2020). Esta idea discursiva genera que la relación con los países africanos se aleje de la concepción tradicional de la cooperación Norte-Sur, la cual, de acuerdo con Mawdsley (2012b), se basa en la noción maussiana del "regalo", que establece una dominación simbólica entre los donantes y los receptores de dicha ayuda.…”

Beijing’s Institutionalised Economic Statecraft Towards Brazil: A Case Study

“…The PRC clearly gives priority to positive economic measures, in which it is noted to exercise institution-building both internally (Purushothaman, 2018) and externally at the bi- and multilateral levels (Liang, 2019; Lim and Mukherjee, 2019a, 2019b). In furthering cooperation with developing countries, Vadell et al (2020) find, China adopts “South–South Cooperation” (SSC) principles while simultaneously persisting with its own idiosyncratic characteristics too (such as flexibility, long-term arrangements, non-binding commitments, voluntarism, and consensus-building). The aim here is to reshape the international aid regime.…”

The Other Side of the Renminbi: Applying Robert Cox’s Critical Theory to the China-Latin American Relations l O Outro Lado do Renminbi: Aplicando a Teoria Crítica de Robert Cox às Relações entre China e América Latina

“…The Chinese approach to the region has been accompanied by a narrative of South-South Cooperation (SSC) and the idea of an alternative to the traditional partnerships between LAC countries and the central powers (Vadell, Lo Brutto and Leite, 2020;Ray et al, 2015). On the other hand, some authors indicate that Chinese-Latin-American relations might be characterized by inequality and dependency just as much as those maintained with countries from the Global North (CEPAL, 2018;Menezes and Bragatti, 2020;Slipak and Ghiotto, 2019;Stallings, 2020).…”

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