Titlebook: China’s Belt and Road Initiative; Impacts on Asia and Pradumna B. Rana,Xianbai Ji Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Book 2020 whole and those of its constituent overland and maritime economic corridors. Third, the book makes ten key evidence-based policy recommendations on how to enhance the prospect of a successful and mutually beneficial BRI 2.0 to both China and stakeholder countries. .??.

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BRI and Southeast Asia,s smart urbanisation process. The key risks posed by the BRI in the region relate to China’s growing hegemony and challenge to the centrality of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), exacerbation of South China Sea (SCS)?disputes, and governance risk in the form of corruption and debt distress.

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Keynes and Kalecki: The Forerunners, from the BRI. With respect to the Maritime Silk Road (MSR), countries that are already well-embedded in the global maritime shipping networks such as Malaysia and Singapore are projected to benefit more than others.

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Alexander Mielke,Tomà? Roubí?ek has led to political instability and ‘regime flips’ in Sri Lanka and Maldives, rising debt ratios in countries like Pakistan and Sri Lanka, and the worsening of the already rampant corruption in the countries of the region.

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Potential Economic Impact of BRI: A Computable General Equilibrium Analysis, from the BRI. With respect to the Maritime Silk Road (MSR), countries that are already well-embedded in the global maritime shipping networks such as Malaysia and Singapore are projected to benefit more than others.

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Book 2020o achieve improved connectivity, regional cooperation, and economic development on a trans-continental scale. This book reviews the evolving BRI vision and offers a benefit-risk assessment of the BRI’s economic and geopolitical implications from the perspective of Asian stakeholder countries, using

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Guido M. Schuster,Aggelos K. Katsaggeloss smart urbanisation process. The key risks posed by the BRI in the region relate to China’s growing hegemony and challenge to the centrality of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), exacerbation of South China Sea (SCS)?disputes, and governance risk in the form of corruption and debt distress.

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