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懶惰民族

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-39931-3ess at regional and global levels. However, it also reveals the challenges in achieving geopolitical aims through economic statecraft, as Beijing has struggled to counter shipping oligopolies’ push for higher freight costs and plan for the long-term sustainability of Chinese fleets.

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Geo-economics of the Chinese Shipping Industry: Building Maritime Commercial Power from Bust to Boomess at regional and global levels. However, it also reveals the challenges in achieving geopolitical aims through economic statecraft, as Beijing has struggled to counter shipping oligopolies’ push for higher freight costs and plan for the long-term sustainability of Chinese fleets.

Germinate

Middle Powers and Institutional Design: A Case Study of the CPTPP and DEPAdle powers have begun to create institutions independently, without the immediate accession of great power states. Therefore, this paper will utilize case studies of the CPTPP and DEPA to understand how middle powers design institutions differently than great power states because of their unique goals and interests in the international system.

Semblance

Neoliberalism and U.S. Foreign Policyds of EU’s geo-economic strategy, reflected in its current external policies in the Indo-Pacific. Then it focuses on the three main policy fields where the EU is most visible in the region and recalibrates the latest development of EU’s multilevel governance system in these policy fields. This paper

Antagonism

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narcotic

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90899-1ent has promised to reverse Moon’s nuclear-free promises, reflecting the dire need to address energy trilemma challenges and meet geo-economic goals. This chapter concludes that the direction of South Korea’s carbon-neutral energy policy is right in the context of global campaign for clean energy an

RAGE

Hemiparesis

珊瑚

Vietnamese Geoeconomics in a Polarized Global Economy: Understanding Bamboo Diplomacy and Its Viabilhypocrisy, paradox in social choice, and axiomatic integrity, we analyze the viability and sustainability of the bamboo diplomacy. Ultimately, we explore whether Vietnam’s statecraft could serve as a viable pilot model for emerging regional middle powers.