Titlebook: China‘s Belt and Road Initiative; Changing the Rules o Wenxian Zhang,Ilan Alon,Christoph Lattemann Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Book 2018policy and its implications in the global age. While OBOR provides new opportunities for China in terms of regional cooperation and global development, many also raise concerns about China’s intentions of using economic means to achieve strategic and foreign policy objectives. Hailing from the West

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CRM Series in Mathematical Physicsthe Nordic countries see and engage with the BRI as it broadens to the Arctic and Northern Europe. S?rensen concludes with a critical discussion of why the Nordic countries are not cooperating to a higher degree, despite growing Chinese efforts in recent years to introduce a 5?+?1 mechanism for high-level Nordic–China interactions.

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Large , Asymptotics in Random Matricesn the chain of value and production. Nonetheless, for the time being the CEECs are not yet ready for a major geopolitical shift, such as a break-up from the European Union and some, like Poland, still strongly prefer to keep the Trans-Pacific alliance in place, which hinders Chinese projects that also involve Russia.

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Operator Representation of a Random Medium,tions have coevolved as a complementarity rather than a substitution, as most current literature points out. The BRI has a greater push effect on the OFDI of corporate group affiliates’ than on that of independent firms. The results also confirm that Chinese firms are growing by leveraging BRI policy and an international expansion strategy.

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Monte Carlo Studies in Statistics,tructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the Silk Road Fund. CIC and SAFEIC also financially support BRI projects by directing the large Chinese commercial and policy banks that they own or control to make loans to BRI projects. In the process of supporting the BRI, the CIC, China’s largest SWF, has itself become much more of a “policy” SWF.

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Belt, Road, and Circle: The Arctic and Northern Europe in China’s Belt and Road Initiativethe Nordic countries see and engage with the BRI as it broadens to the Arctic and Northern Europe. S?rensen concludes with a critical discussion of why the Nordic countries are not cooperating to a higher degree, despite growing Chinese efforts in recent years to introduce a 5?+?1 mechanism for high-level Nordic–China interactions.

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