The Belt and Road Initiative and the Future of Regional Order in the Indo-Pacific interrogates to what extent the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) represents an achievable vision of a China-centric order in Asia, exploring its major security implications for the region.
The Belt and Road Initiative and the Future of Regional Order in the Indo-Pacific interrogates to what extent the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) represents an achievable vision of a China-centric order in Asia, exploring its major security implications for the region.
Michael Clarke is associate professor at the National Security College at Australian National University. Matthew Sussex is associate professor at the National Security College at Australian National University. Nick Bisley is professor of international relations at La Trobe University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. Infrastructure, Order and Contested Asia: How BRI will influence Asia's Emerging International Order Nick Bisley Section I: Geopolitics, alliances and security Chapter 2: The Belt and Road Initiative as a Regional Order Building Strategy: No Longer Hard Times for Soft Balancing? Lai-ha Chan Chapter 3: Sino-Russian Relations and the Belt and Road Initiative: Navigating Hedging, Accommodation and Entrapment Dilemmas in Central Asia Michael Clarke and Matthew Sussex Chapter 4: Combating the Three Evil Forces on the Silk Road: Uyghur Terrorism and Chinese Security Diplomacy Stefanie Kam Li Yee Section II: The Political Economy of BRI Chapter 5: The Geo-Economics of Belt and Road Initiative Jane Golley and Michael Wesley Chapter 6: The Environmental and Social Safeguard Policies of the Belt and Road Initiative: the Geopolitical Implications Brooke Wilmsen, Andrew van Hulten, Xiao Han and David Adjartey Chapter 7: China's Relationship with Egypt and Oman: A Strategic Framework for the Implementation of China's Maritime Silk Road Initiative Mordechai Chaziza Section III: BRI and Indo-Pacific Strategic Actors Chapter 8: India and the Belt and Road Initiative: From Critic to Competitor Ian Hall Chapter 9: Southeast Asia and the BRI: Integrative or Divisive? Mark Beeson Chapter 10: Keeping the 'China Dream' at Arm's Length: Australia's Response to the Belt and Road Initiative Andrew O'Neil Conclusion: Assessing BRI's Implications for Regional Order Michael Clarke and Matthew Sussex
Chapter 1. Infrastructure, Order and Contested Asia: How BRI will influence Asia's Emerging International Order Nick Bisley Section I: Geopolitics, alliances and security Chapter 2: The Belt and Road Initiative as a Regional Order Building Strategy: No Longer Hard Times for Soft Balancing? Lai-ha Chan Chapter 3: Sino-Russian Relations and the Belt and Road Initiative: Navigating Hedging, Accommodation and Entrapment Dilemmas in Central Asia Michael Clarke and Matthew Sussex Chapter 4: Combating the Three Evil Forces on the Silk Road: Uyghur Terrorism and Chinese Security Diplomacy Stefanie Kam Li Yee Section II: The Political Economy of BRI Chapter 5: The Geo-Economics of Belt and Road Initiative Jane Golley and Michael Wesley Chapter 6: The Environmental and Social Safeguard Policies of the Belt and Road Initiative: the Geopolitical Implications Brooke Wilmsen, Andrew van Hulten, Xiao Han and David Adjartey Chapter 7: China's Relationship with Egypt and Oman: A Strategic Framework for the Implementation of China's Maritime Silk Road Initiative Mordechai Chaziza Section III: BRI and Indo-Pacific Strategic Actors Chapter 8: India and the Belt and Road Initiative: From Critic to Competitor Ian Hall Chapter 9: Southeast Asia and the BRI: Integrative or Divisive? Mark Beeson Chapter 10: Keeping the 'China Dream' at Arm's Length: Australia's Response to the Belt and Road Initiative Andrew O'Neil Conclusion: Assessing BRI's Implications for Regional Order Michael Clarke and Matthew Sussex
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