Report

Too big to ignore: assessing the strategic implications of China's Belt and Road Initiative

Publisher
International trade International relations Economic development Relations with China World politics Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Foreign aid China
Resources
Too big to ignore (report)
Description

This report identifies the management of one conundrum above all else as the key to the BRI’s fortunes from a Chinese perspective: the ability to retain sufficient support from the world’s governments and institutions as a means of both underpinning its business case and heading off the possibility of geo-economic and geostrategic competition.

Publication Details
Copyright:
Australian Strategic Policy Institute Limited 2018
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
3 Sep 2018

Add to favourites


More like this
Report

Competing to win: a coalition approach to countering the BRI

Report

The testing ground: China’s rising influence in Southeast Asia and regional responses

Report

Debunking the myth of ‘debt-trap diplomacy’: how recipient countries shape China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Interactive resource

Emerging from COVID, securing Australia’s future: policy responses to the pandemic

Article

Tearing up the Belt and Road Initiative: Australia’s rejection of China’s new Silk Road in Victoria

Book

A cautious new approach: China's growing trilateral aid cooperation

Report

Leaping across the ocean: the port operators behind China's naval expansion

Report

Can rubber meet the Road: reassessing US and Indo-Pacific allies’ infrastructure responses to China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Report

Understanding China’s politics, economic policy makers and policy making under Xi Jinping

Report

East Asia’s decoupling