China's Eagerness to Export Its High-speed Rail Expertise to ASEAN Members

Yu, Hong Xian

doi:10.22439/cjas.v32i2.4756

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“…The construction quality and safety of high-speed railway network demand to set technology standards and implement nationwide. It is necessary to speed up the transformation of Chinese high-speed railway technical standards into international standards that can export high-speed rail technology within the Belt and Road Initiative (Hong, 2014).…”

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Coupling Coordination Analysis of Technological Innovation, Standards, and Quality: Evidence From China

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In the context of supply-side structural reform (SSSR), the central government pays more attention to high-quality economic growth. Technological innovation, standards, and quality (TSQ) are the core elements of the SSSR. Therefore, it is essential to understand the coupling relationship between TSQ subsystems and explore its economic growth effect. This study examines the coupling relationship between technological innovation, quality improvement variables, and standard settings for the listed companies in China during 2007–2016. This study assesses the coupling relationship and development difference among TSQ subsystems by developing a coupling coordination degree model. The findings show that the quality subsystem is the collaborative shortboard subsystem, and the standard subsystem plays a role in three subsystems. Moreover, ordered optimization in coupling coordination for each subsystem’s pair, TSQ subsystems achieve high-level internal coordination and resist coupling. However, the speed of the coupling among I–S–Q subsystems is less in any two subsystems. There is a positive link between the coupling coordination degree of TSQ subsystems and economic growth. Still, the effect of the coupling relationship of I–S–Q subsystems with economic growth is more significant. This study offers support for managers, policymakers, and government officials for better policies to optimize the supply structure, enhanced the manufacturing industry, and promote the economic growth of emerging economies.

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“…This study disputes these interpretations and indicates that these programs lack both the aim and capability to promote such a hostile and extensive agenda towards the area. Hong [29] also stated that there is a connection between China's ambitious foreign policy towards the ASEAN, its national pride, and its financial interests in building modern rail in the area. This analysis examined the underlying reasons behind China's intentions to expand modern rail in the ASEAN region, taking into account China's growing influence and the competition between China and Japan.…”

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Enhancing Sustainable Railway Station Design in Tropical Climates: Insights from Thailand’s Architectural Theses and Case Studies

Tetiranont,

Sadakorn,

Rugkhapan

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An environmentally conscious architectural design of a railway station can have a substantial influence on government spending. Nevertheless, an extensive collection of guidelines for using sustainable design principles in the construction of a railway station can provide several advantages. The goal is to review design visions for railway stations in Thailand, as reflected in student theses and government proposals, from 1983 to 2022 for sustainable design aspects in tropical climates. We perform an analysis of architectural design aspects including service areas, shape, entrances, roofing, style, and development in order to uncover design trends and possible areas that may be enhanced. Station designs are mostly characterized by curved and gable roofs, with 3D curved buildings being the next most common feature. High speed rail (HSR) stations stress local cultural elements in their major entrances while also improving passenger flow. Public buildings frequently employ curved or gabled porticos to achieve a majestic look. Although university theses place a high importance on conceptual design and functionality, it is essential to also consider cost-effectiveness. Key design considerations for future railway stations are transparency, connection, efficient mobility, and cost–time efficiency. The research uncovers deficiencies in user-centered design for thermal comfort and inclusiveness (design-for-all) in Thailand’s tropical environment. Addressing these aspects is critical for future sustainable railway station design evaluations.

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BRI as China’s Platform to Push for Economic Globalisation

2024

Asia in Transition

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Against the backdrop of global economic growth slowdown, rising unemployment and widening income disparities and de-industrialisation in some developed nations, in the West, there is growing resentment towards free trade and economic globalisation. In contrast, China has leveraged on the Belt and Road Initiative and other platforms to promote its approach and thinking on global economic development, free trade and economic globalisation.

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China's Eagerness to Export Its High-speed Rail Expertise to ASEAN Members

Cited by 8 publications

References 18 publications

Coupling Coordination Analysis of Technological Innovation, Standards, and Quality: Evidence From China

Coupling Coordination Analysis of Technological Innovation, Standards, and Quality: Evidence From China

Enhancing Sustainable Railway Station Design in Tropical Climates: Insights from Thailand’s Architectural Theses and Case Studies

BRI as China’s Platform to Push for Economic Globalisation

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