Podcast on China-Africa and China-Eurasia

The Philadelphia-based Foreign Policy Research Institute did a one hour podcast on 27 May 2020 titled "China's Wider Quest for Influence: Africa and Eurasia."

Jacques de Lisle, University of Pennsylvania, moderated the conversation with Josh Eisenman, Notre Dame, Chris Miller, Fletcher School, and me. The wide ranging discussion covered numerous aspects of the China-Africa and China-Eurasia relationship. 

How China's Economic Might Is Reshaping World Politics

The World Economic Forum published in January 2016 a series of short papers titled "Geo-economics with Chinese Characteristics: How China's Economic Might Is Reshaping World Politics."

It includes the following contributions:
--Introduction by Mark Leonard
--China's Geo-economic Power by Wu Xinbo
--China's Geo-economic Outlook: 2016-2020 by Bert Hofman
--The Geo-economic Implications of China's Changing Growth Strategy by Douglas Rediker, Elizabeth Economy, and Michael Levi
--China's Infrastructure Alliances by Parag Khanna
--China in Eurasia by Sergei Guriev
--China's Geo-economic Power and the USA by Ian Bremmer
--China's Geo-economic Role in South Asia by Hina Rabbani Khar
--China's Geo-economic Role in Latin America by Evan Ellis
--China's Geo-economic Policy in the Middle East by Mahmood Saiolghalam
--China's Geo-economic Power: Africa's Case by Linah Moholo
--China's Geo-economics in Europe by Mark Leonard, Angela Stanzel, and Agatha Kratz
--China's Role in Asia-Pacific by Kishore Mahbubani