China’s rising international influence: Evidence of its internal social and economic contradictions?
Séhier, Clément
China’s rising international influence: Evidence of its internal social and economic contradictions? - 2019.
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This contribution aims to identify the economic thinking behind the growth of Chinese investments abroad: alongside their geopolitical aims, these investments are also an attempt to respond to the increasing internal social, political, and environmental contradictions of Chinese capitalism. The Chinese authorities are currently struggling to transition towards a sustainable socio-economic system. The assertion of Chinese power abroad may therefore be seen as an attempt to shift the excesses of its own development model onto the populations of other countries.
China’s rising international influence: Evidence of its internal social and economic contradictions? - 2019.
83
This contribution aims to identify the economic thinking behind the growth of Chinese investments abroad: alongside their geopolitical aims, these investments are also an attempt to respond to the increasing internal social, political, and environmental contradictions of Chinese capitalism. The Chinese authorities are currently struggling to transition towards a sustainable socio-economic system. The assertion of Chinese power abroad may therefore be seen as an attempt to shift the excesses of its own development model onto the populations of other countries.
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