Registered and established in Thailand, the Thai-Chinese International Trade Promotion Centre Co., Ltd is a service corporation invested jointly by the China Council for the Promotion of International trade and the Th...Registered and established in Thailand, the Thai-Chinese International Trade Promotion Centre Co., Ltd is a service corporation invested jointly by the China Council for the Promotion of International trade and the Thai-Chinese Promotion of展开更多
The development of overseas industrial parks is a key component of the Belt and Road Initiative and a practical way of promoting inclusive globalization by introducing new forms of cooperation between China and the ho...The development of overseas industrial parks is a key component of the Belt and Road Initiative and a practical way of promoting inclusive globalization by introducing new forms of cooperation between China and the host countries. In this paper, the Thai-Chinese Rayong Industrial Zone(TCRIZ), and the China-Indonesia Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone(KITIC) are discussed in the context of the evolving development strategies and trajectories through three interrelated conceptual lenses – policy mobility, actor networks, and partnerships. The actor-network theory provides a lens to analyze how policy mobility and partnerships develop for two industrial zone case studies. The development, which involves a multi-scalar process, is shaped by the interactions among the national states, the regional governments and corporations against a background of globalization. Three types of transnational actor partnership networks have been identified, namely, hierarchical partnership, spontaneous partnership, and hybrid partnership. A highlight of the study is the role that the partnerships play in the process of policy mobility when it comes to the overseas industrial zones. It is argued that the partnerships are the key to achieving technology transfer on a cross-national basis, and the effectiveness of the technology transfer is dependent on partner selection and the roles of the actors in policy mobility.展开更多
文摘Registered and established in Thailand, the Thai-Chinese International Trade Promotion Centre Co., Ltd is a service corporation invested jointly by the China Council for the Promotion of International trade and the Thai-Chinese Promotion of
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China,No.41871114, No.41701131Strategic Priority Research Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences,No.XDA20010103+2 种基金The Second Tibetan Plateau Scientific Expedition and Research Program (STEP),No.2019QZKK1007Fund from Bureau of International CooperationChinese Academy of Sciences,No.131551KYSB20180042。
文摘The development of overseas industrial parks is a key component of the Belt and Road Initiative and a practical way of promoting inclusive globalization by introducing new forms of cooperation between China and the host countries. In this paper, the Thai-Chinese Rayong Industrial Zone(TCRIZ), and the China-Indonesia Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone(KITIC) are discussed in the context of the evolving development strategies and trajectories through three interrelated conceptual lenses – policy mobility, actor networks, and partnerships. The actor-network theory provides a lens to analyze how policy mobility and partnerships develop for two industrial zone case studies. The development, which involves a multi-scalar process, is shaped by the interactions among the national states, the regional governments and corporations against a background of globalization. Three types of transnational actor partnership networks have been identified, namely, hierarchical partnership, spontaneous partnership, and hybrid partnership. A highlight of the study is the role that the partnerships play in the process of policy mobility when it comes to the overseas industrial zones. It is argued that the partnerships are the key to achieving technology transfer on a cross-national basis, and the effectiveness of the technology transfer is dependent on partner selection and the roles of the actors in policy mobility.
