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Coverage: East Asia
Public Policy
Min Ye - The US-China Rivalry From TPP to BRI and FOIP
In this video, Min Ye presents about the rivalry between the United States and China in the context of the Trans Pacific Partnership, Belt and Road Initiative, and Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy.
Research
Could Geopolitical Competition Over Development Financing Benefit the Global South?
Since the launch of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013, development financing has returned to the fore of global geopolitics. Despite its critics, the latest surge of great-power competition could be a good thing for developing countries.
Public Policy
CLIP: Jeffrey D. Sachs - Why the West Really Fears China
Clip from the video, "Multipolarity, US-China Relations, and the Political Economy of Global Insecurity - Jeffrey D. Sachs." In this segment, Sachs discusses GDP discrepancies between China and Western countries, underscoring how China and the West view economic growth and competition.
News + Media
Globalization of China's Development Finance: Bo Kong
Professor Bo Kong, a member of the SiC Multipolarity working group discusses his research on the globalization of China's Development Finance Model particularly in the Energy Sector.
News + Media
Chinese Belt and Road from a Comparative Perspective: Min Ye
Firat Demir spoke with Professor Min Ye about her work with the Security in Context Multipolarity working group.
Research
Diplomacy of Masks: China and the Crisis of Populism in South America
Paul Amar explores China's role in South American politics and development in light of COVID19, focusing on how the country leverages right and left leaning policies in the region to aid in its extractive model of cooperation.
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