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100	1		_aLEE Ching Kwan
245			_aGlobal China at 20: _bwhy, how and so what?/ _cChing Kwan Lee
260			_c2022
520			_aThe recent two-decade-long march of "global China" - manifested as outward flows of investment, loans, infrastructure, migrants, media, cultural programmes and international and civil society engagement - has left sweeping but variegated footprints in many parts of the world. From "going out," officially announced in the year 2000, to the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and Made in China 2025, and from the developing world to advanced industrialized democracies, state-endorsed campaigns are but tips of a much more momentous iceberg. Numerous Chinese citizens and private corporations have also participated in a global search for employment, business, investment and educational and emigration opportunities. International reactions to the increasingly ubiquitous presence of China and the Chinese people in almost every corner of the world have evolved from a mixture of anxiety and hope to a more explicitly critical backlash. Terms such as "sharp power," "debt-trap diplomacy" and the "new Cold War" bespeak the West's dominant perception today of China as a threat to be contained.
650			_aCHINA
650			_aGLOBAL SEARCH
650			_aMECHANISMS AND CONSEQUENCES.GLOBAL CHINA
650			_aECONOMIC STATECRAFT
650			_aPATRON-CLIENTELISM
650			_aSYMBOLIC DOMINATION
650			_aGLOBAL CHINA
773			_aThe China Quarterly: _gJune 2022, No.250, pp.313 - 331 (17)
598			_aCHINA, ECONOMICS
856			_auhttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/china-quarterly/article/global-china-at-20-why-how-and-so-what/3A9A1988E36546B0CE16F374D7A308D9 _zClick here for full text
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