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Following the 2008 financial crisis, the world is increasingly looking towards the Chinese economy - as an opportunity and a threat.
This report provides a systematic assessment of the economic bases of China’s foreign policy and asks to what extent China's growth has led to a geoeconomic strategy.
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China's Geoeconomic Strategy
Published June 2012
Chapters
Executive Summary Nicholas Kitchen
China’s International Future Odd Arne Westad
Does China have a Foreign Policy? Domestic Pressures and China’s Strategy Jonathan Fenby
Access: China’s Resource Foreign Policy Shaun Breslin
China as a Trading Superpower Xiaojun Li
Firms with Chinese Characteristics: The Role of Companies in Chinese Foreign Policy Jie Yu
China’s Strategy towards the Financial Crisis and Economic Reform Linda Yueh
China’s Approach to US debt and the Eurozone crisis Nicola Casarini
What Power Shift to China? Guy de Jonquières
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