Battle of the BRI's: How the West plans to challenge China’s rise through infrastructure, and why it might not succeed

Tabita Rosendal Ebbesen

Battle of the BRI's: How the West plans to challenge China’s rise through infrastructure, and why it might not succeed

Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University

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Will the appeal of the Western-led global democratic order triumph over China’s pragmatic approach to infrastructure investments? In this op-ed, PhD student Tabita Rosendal Ebbesen, Lund University, explores the possibility that the two new infrastructure investment initiatives proposed by the US and EU might pose a challenge to China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

Original language	English
Journal	ThinkChina
Publication status	Published - 2021 Aug 18

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Fragmented Power: Contemporary Chinese Governance Practices of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road
Rosendal Ebbesen, T. (Researcher), O'shea, P. (Supervisor) & Loubere, N. (Supervisor)
2020/09/01 → …
Project: Dissertation

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Battle of the BRI's: How the West plans to challenge China’s rise through infrastructure, and why it might not succeed

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