The Emerging Powers and the Emerging World Order: Back to the Future?

Christensen, Steen Fryba; Li, Xing

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“…To explain the development and dynamics of developing powers such as Brazil, India, and South Africa, which are considered a center of the periphery in the ongoing global order and at the crossroads of intermestic politics, other perspectives are required. To comprehend the policies and strategies of these nations, it is a must also analyze their status as regional powers (Christensen and Xing, 2016;Cooper and Flemes, 2013;Deas, 2019;Stephen, 2017;Stuenkel, 2016). Our proposal aims to do this by examining the Soft Power characteristics of emerging powers.…”

Section: Measuring Soft Power and Fdimentioning

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Soft Power in emerging economies: A partial least squares – structural equation modeling exploratory analysis of the effects on outward foreign direct investment

Rajasekar

Alcaraz

2023

International Area Studies Review

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This article discusses the linkage between Soft Power institutional conditions and their effects on inward foreign direct investment (IFDI) as a mediator of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI). We measured Soft Power through the use of selected indicators between 2016 and 2019. To evaluate the proposed Soft Power constructs and their relationship with IFDI – OFDI, we applied partial least squares – structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) analysis. The model outcomes suggest that Government, Business, Culture, and Diplomacy conditions have a significant and positive effect on IFDI and OFDI. The findings are context-moderated due to the heterogeneity of the emerging economies evaluated.

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Section: Measuring Soft Power and Fdimentioning

confidence: 99%

Soft Power in emerging economies: A partial least squares – structural equation modeling exploratory analysis of the effects on outward foreign direct investment

Rajasekar

Alcaraz

2023

International Area Studies Review

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“…b) Reclamos mutuos por mayor participación: por parte de los miembros de los BRICS surgieron crecientes demanda por una mayor participación en las instituciones de governanza económica global: el BM y el FMI. Como destacaron Christensen y Li: "Somos testigos de movimientos hacia nuevos patrones de EPI en términos de nuevas formaciones de alianzas resultantes de las respuestas globales a las nuevas situaciones" (Christensen and Li, 2016), también como "nuevo tipo de relaciones hegemónicas entre las potencias existentes y las emergentes" (Li 2016). BRICS, el "Segundo Mundo", Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), (Ramos et al, 2012), la Nuva Ruta de la Seda, El Nuevo Banco de Desarrollo (NDB), El Fondo de la Ruta de la Seda, y el Banco Asiático de Inversiones en Infraestructura (BAII) son ahora importantes instituciones de la gobernanza de las relaciones internacionales y la economía política internacional "simbolizando el fenómeno creciente de un orden mundial en transformación en el cual el sistema no es más dirigido y gobernado por los tratados de pós-guerra liderados por los EEUU" (BRI, 2015).…”

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La iniciativa BRICS y China: entre la emergencia y la irrelevancia

Vadell

2019

Nova econ.

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Resumen El objetivo de este artículo es analizar los BRICS a partir de una perspectiva crítica. El trabajo comienza presentando el surgimiento de los BRICS como una “formación económica e política” según las teorías tradicionales de las RRII y de la EPI . Las preguntas principales son: ¿en qué medida los BRICS desafían el orden liberal Occidental? ¿de qué manera este cambio afecta el desarrollo y la inserción global de los países periféricos? Nuestra hipótesis es que el proceso de fortalecimento institucional de los BRICS y la possibilidad de expansión hacia un BRICS plus no es un acontecimiento aislado. Es decir, no se puede interpretar los BRICS sin considerar el rol de liderazgo de China en el establecimiento de nuevas instituiciones globales, que implican en cambios en la hegemonía global

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‘The Middle Power Moment’ Revisited in Global Governance: A Chance for MIKTA’s Legitimacy Crisis in Post-Pandemic World?

Karadeniz

2020

Marmara Üniversitesi Siyasal Bilimler Dergisi

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MIKTA -Mexico, Indonesia, Korea, Turkey and Australia -emerged in the context of post -2008 crisis as an informal political grouping such as G20 and BRICS when the world witnessed the discussions on the declining US hegemony and the rise of 'middle power' moment in the changing world order. It is argued that despite the joint declarations, its existence brought no contribution for global governance and after seven years of its emergence, its relevance and resilience has started to be questioned. This article asks whether the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic brings risks or opportunities for MIKTA to overcome this crisis of legitimacy. It is argued that the Covid-19 crisis may be regarded as a chance for MIKTA to strengthen its presence in global governance although it presents economic and political challenges for member countries. In order to do this, firstly the discussions on 'the middle power moment' for global governance in the Covid-19 world will be analysed and secondly, MIKTA's legitimacy crisis will be evaluated within this context.

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The Emerging Powers and the Emerging World Order: Back to the Future?

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

Soft Power in emerging economies: A partial least squares – structural equation modeling exploratory analysis of the effects on outward foreign direct investment

Soft Power in emerging economies: A partial least squares – structural equation modeling exploratory analysis of the effects on outward foreign direct investment

La iniciativa BRICS y China: entre la emergencia y la irrelevancia

‘The Middle Power Moment’ Revisited in Global Governance: A Chance for MIKTA’s Legitimacy Crisis in Post-Pandemic World?

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