Belt and road initiative : Chinese version of "Marshall Plan"? / Da Hsuan Feng (China Silk Road iValley Research Institute, China), Hai Ming Liang (China Silk Road iValley Research Institute, China).

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Feng, Da Hsuan, 1945- author.

Liang, Hai Ming, author.

Series:

Series on China's belt and road initiative ; v. 4.

Series on China's belt and road initiative, 2591-7730 ; vol. 4

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

China--Commercial policy.

China.

Commercial policy.

China--Foreign economic relations.

International economic relations.

Economic development--China.

Economic development.

Economic development--Developing countries.

Developing countries.

Physical Description:

xiv, 177 pages : portraits ; 24 cm.

Place of Publication:

Singapore ; Hackensack, NJ : World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., [2019]

Summary:

"This book views the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a bold and all-encompassing 21st century global effort by China, with unprecedented perspectives. The BRI could be summarised as a 'revitalization' of China's ancient land-based and maritime silk roads, but it should be noted that its impact on China and the world stands on the foundation of omnipresent economics and how China transforms its mindset in the 21st century.Though initiated by China, the BRI's implementation has been a many-to-many effort from the start. This multi-regional and multi-national effort is distinctly different from the one-to-many effort of the Marshall Plan. The two meaning-defining chapters of this book, 'Omnipresent Economics: The Belt and Road Initiative Underpinning' and 'Supercontinent, Neo-Renaissance and Cultural Communications: The Millennium Mindset Transformations Induced by the Belt and Road Initiative', have made it abundantly clear that the BRI discussions presented are unique.The discussions of this book could shed new light on the BRI, a long-term and profound initiative by China, which in today's global discussions and debates, are entirely confined to geopolitical and economics arenas. This book views the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a bold and all-encompassing 21st century global effort by China, with unprecedented perspectives. The BRI could be summarised as a 'revitalization' of China's ancient land-based and maritime silk roads, but it should be noted that its impact on China and the world stands on the foundation of omnipresent economics and how China transforms its mindset in the 21st century.Though initiated by China, the BRI's implementation has been a many-to-many effort from the start. This multi-regional and multi-national effort is distinctly different from the one-to-many effort of the Marshall Plan. The two meaning-defining chapters of this book, 'Omnipresent Economics: The Belt and Road Initiative Underpinning' and 'Supercontinent, Neo-Renaissance and Cultural Communications: The Millennium Mindset Transformations Induced by the Belt and Road Initiative', have made it abundantly clear that the BRI discussions presented are unique.The discussions of this book could shed new light on the BRI, a long-term and profound initiative by China, which in today's global discussions and debates, are entirely confined to geopolitical and economics arenas"--Back cover.

Contents:

Ominpresent economics : the belt and road initiative (BRI) underpinning

Supercontinent, neo-renaissance and cultural communications : the millenium mindset transformations induced by the belt and road initiative

Belt and road initiative to a greater America

The last great chance for planet Earth : belt and road initiative?

Belt and road initiative could boost United States' manufacturing

Why Donald Trump's economic plan is a non-starter

How the United States can work with China on the belt and road initiative

Separate Asia infrastructure investment bank and belt and road goals complement each other

Australia could be springboard for Chinese firms

Chinese firms can learn from Japan's ASEAN strategy

Chinese-foreign links are key to win-win investment

The benefit of extending China-Singapore ties

New mindset for Singapore's participation in the belt and road initiative

Singapore can be "global meeting ground" : starting with a "center for research on China and India"

The next stop for Singapore : cognitive city

China's Pakistan bourse stake to boost ties

Chinese enterprises need sense of mission in Pakistan

China should deepen Malaysian cooperation

China should legalize Filipino domestic helpers

Thailand can be ASEAN's headquarter of belt and road initiative

Thailand can be a belt and road initiative smart city flagship

How Myanmar's understanding of China is paving the way for economic success

Misconceptions hamper Sino-India cooperation

Belt and road initiative can help push Yuan internationalization

Hong Kong must do more to join the belt and road initiative

Hong Kong in the next two decades : "de-colonization" may be the key

Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao can play key role in the belt and road initiative

Education : the underpinning of belt and road initiative

Fostering Islamic finance poses challenges

China should help develop Islamic finance standards

Blockchain could unblock routes to global success

Sharing economy is a new source of growth

The future of China, a reflection.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9789811200502

9811200505

OCLC:

1081355775