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China's Footprints in Southeast Asia by Alan Hao Yang; Xinhuang Xiao; Ma Serena I Diokno; NUS Press; Project Muse is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is China's Footprints in Southeast Asia about?
The Countries That Make Up Southeast Asia Are Seeing An Incredible Resurgence In Their Economic Power. Over The Past Fifty Years, Their Combined Wealth Has Reached The Same Level As The United Kingdom And, Taken Together, They Are On Track To Become The Fifth-largest World Economy. But That Stability And Success Has Drawn The Attention Of The Second Largest World Economy--china. The Emerging Superpower Is Increasingly Involved In Southeast Asia As Part Of The Ongoing Global Realignment. As China Deepens Its Influence Across The Region, The Countries Of Southeast Asia Are Negotiating Spaces For Themselves In Order To Respond To--or Even Challenge--china's Power. This Is The First Book To Survey China's Growing Role In Southeast Asia Along Multiple Dimensions. It Looks Closely And Skeptically At The Multitude Of Ways That China Has Built Connections In The Region, Including Through Trade, Foreign Aid, And Cultural Diplomacy. It Incorporates Examples Such As The Operation Of Confucius Institutes In Indonesia Or The Promotion Of The Concept Of Guangxi.china's Footprints In Southeast Asia Raises The Question Of Whether The Chinese Efforts Are Helpful Or Disruptive And Explores Who It Is
- Author
- Alan Hao Yang; Xinhuang Xiao; Ma Serena I Diokno; NUS Press; Project Muse
- Publisher
- National University of Singapore Press
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9789814722896
- Subjects
- History, Humanities
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