The BRI in Africa: change or continuity in China-Africa relations?

Calabrese, Linda

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“…According to China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, this tradition demonstrates how China cherishes its connection with African countries, which is founded on their shared anti-colonial beliefs and ‘developing country’ status [ 10 ]. Since the turn of the century, China-Africa political and economic relations have become stronger, with the establishment of new cooperation institutions and increased trade and financial flows between the two blocs [ 11 ]. Due to this, most Chinese companies have expanded their operations to other African nations like Ghana in response to China's economic growth and BRI initiatives.…”

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Cultural differences on work relations in Chinese companies operating in Ghana: A cross-cultural study of Chinese and Ghanaian workers

Ankrah,

Nkansah,

Annor

2024

Heliyon

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Cultural differences on work relations in Chinese companies operating in Ghana: A cross-cultural study of Chinese and Ghanaian workers

Ankrah,

Nkansah,

Annor

2024

Heliyon

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“…According to the OBOR policy, China will strengthen its relationship with Africa. OBOR policy defines as the "New Silk Road Economic Belt" which means cooperative relations in the economic sector with Central Asia and it must be focused on trade and Maritime Silk Road (Calabrese, 2021).…”

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China’s Soft Power Projection in Foreign Policy: A Qualitative Analysis of Wolf Warrior II

Hussain,

Idrees,

Ghani

2023

Pak. J. Humanit. Soc. Sci

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China grows a notable rise in the Past few decades, due to its economic developments. The findings speak about China’s rise of its image towards its foreign policy through the construction of its identity course in the Film media. This article focuses on the representation of China’s soft image concerning foreign policy in Wolf Warrior II film; a Chinese blockbuster movie released in 2017. The study explored the foreign affair and economic development from the perspective of the global south. Moreover, the research also argues that Wolf Warrior II expresses the hegemonic foreign strategies discourse provoked through the international diplomacy of China. The study is theoretically linked with the Representation theory by Hall and discourse theory. By applying the qualitative descriptive analysis of the Film, the research identifies the foreign ties and nationalistic discourse with a patriotic approach. The results of the study indicated that the Wolf Warrior film has raised the soft image of China in terms of foreign policy which is show the cause of China's military power and their love towards their homeland. Meanwhile, the film leads the regional and global governance protocols nationalistically. China builds new international relations with the Global South represented by BRI.

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The Belt and Road in the Kyrgyz Republic: Mapping Economic Risks and Risk Perceptions

Calabrese

Borodyna

2023

The Palgrave Handbook of Globalization With Chinese Characteristics

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The BRI in Africa: change or continuity in China-Africa relations?

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Cultural differences on work relations in Chinese companies operating in Ghana: A cross-cultural study of Chinese and Ghanaian workers

Cultural differences on work relations in Chinese companies operating in Ghana: A cross-cultural study of Chinese and Ghanaian workers

China’s Soft Power Projection in Foreign Policy: A Qualitative Analysis of Wolf Warrior II

The Belt and Road in the Kyrgyz Republic: Mapping Economic Risks and Risk Perceptions

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