New nationalisms and China's Belt and Road Initiative : exploring the transnational public domain / Julien Rajaoson, R. Mireille Manga Edimo, editors.
Rajaoson, Julien, 1980- editor.; Manga Edimo, R. Mireille, editor.
2022
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Title New nationalisms and China's Belt and Road Initiative : exploring the transnational public domain / Julien Rajaoson, R. Mireille Manga Edimo, editors.
ISBN 9783031085260 (electronic bk.)
3031085264 (electronic bk.)
9783031085253
3031085256
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-08526-0
Published Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, 2022.
Language English
Description 1 online resource : illustrations (color).
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-3-031-08526-0 doi
Call Number HF1359
Dewey Decimal Classification 337
Summary This book is a treatise on cultural globalization and the global political economy. By introducing the transnational public domain in the study of Chinas Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), the book goes beyond existing theoretical frameworks involving both the clash between civilizations and the time-worn division of the world into North and South. It advances a new focus on the theoretical and empirical elements that canvass global cultural behaviours and reactionary attitudes to the expanding Chinese economic norms, cultures and values in different national contexts. Readers of political theory, global political economy, globalization, international relations, political sociology, cultural sociology, public policy and foreign policy analysis will find interest in the book. Whereas new nationalism couples with globalism, both concepts are rediscovered through various socio-economic contexts of BRI policy discourses, which produce conflicts, solidarities, new economic partnerships, and cooperation and resistance as types of contemporary nationalism. The new nationalism is approached as a dual-sided, relational, and dialectical phenomenon which readers will capture by paying particular attention to both the global and local scales of the social responses to the BRI. Julien Rajaoson is a temporary teaching and research associate at the University of Nice Cote dAzur, France. R. Mireille Manga Edimo is a senior lecturer of public policy and international relations at the University of Yaounde II, in Cameroon.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The BRI in a Multipolar World: A Normative Tool for Cooperation or Nationalism?
Chapter 3: Margins of Autonomy in the Chinese Belt Road Initiative: Negotiating Growth in Rural Angola
Chapter 4: Chinas Belt and Road Initiative in Three Diverse African Countries: A Comparative Approach
Chapter 5: A Challenging nation-state in the Middle East in transition
Chapter 6: "New Silk Roads" in the service of a "great power"? The influence of Xi Jinping's operational code in the strategic orientations of the People's Republic of China
Chapter 7: China in Central Europe: The End of the Dream
Chapter 8: In Rethinking The Belt and Road Initiative. An (Ir) replaceable Polish Factor
Chapter 9: Consolidating Laoness - China in Laos in the age of the BRI
Chapter 1 : Indias response to the Belt and Road Initiative
Chapter 11: Cyber-Nationalism in China: Popular Discourse on Chinas Belt Road
Chapter 12: The Integration of Cities as The Nodes of Chinese Cultural Belt Road Worlds: The Case of Jingdezhen City
Chapter 13: The Belt and Silk Road: Do these ties bind China and South Africa?
Chapter 14: Chinas economic diplomacy in the context of the far-right governments neoliberal nationalism: the case of Brazils energy sector
Chapter 15: A Tale of Two Approaches: Australia, Papua New Guinea and the Belt and Road Initiative
Chapter 16: Chinas Agro-strategic Projection in sub-Saharan Africa : the Case of the Installation of the Cameroon Agricultural Technology Application Center
Chapter 17: From Landlocked to Land-linked: Kazakhstan as a transport and logistics Centre within the Silk Road Economic Belt
Chapter 18: Engaging Israel in the Belt and Road Initiative: Chinas Techno-Nationalism in the Middle East
Chapter 19: Development Cooperation through Maritime Silk Road: China's Big Ambitions and Mixed Responses from Southeast Asia
Conclusion.

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