The 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road is an important part of China's new landscape of all-round opening-up,responding to the joint demands of both China and many countries in Southeast Asia,South Asia and Africa.T...The 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road is an important part of China's new landscape of all-round opening-up,responding to the joint demands of both China and many countries in Southeast Asia,South Asia and Africa.This paper examines countries and regions along the 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road and makes an in-depth study of their typical economic conditions,opportunities for cooperation with China,as well as related existing problems.There are opportunities in five areas for China to further cooperate with relevant countries and regions; industrial investment,infrastructure investment,resource development,overseas economic & trade zones and maritime economic development.There are also three outstanding problems; poor coordination among executive agents,insufficient financial support and lack of a sound and complete talent team.This paper offers several suggestions concerning the construction of the 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road to better fit the national conditions and joint demands of China and the countries and regions involved.展开更多
The strategy of 21st Century Maritime Silk Road provides favorable policy environment for deepening the economic cooperation between Guangdong and ASEAN,actively promoting the transformation and upgrading of the marin...The strategy of 21st Century Maritime Silk Road provides favorable policy environment for deepening the economic cooperation between Guangdong and ASEAN,actively promoting the transformation and upgrading of the marine economic structure,and establishing win-win marine economic cooperative development platform. For deepening the marine cooperation with ASEAN,Guangdong has significant advantages in geographical location,humanistic foundation,marine resources and economic strength. Based on interest demands of Guangdong and ASEAN,Guangdong should build the marine economic cooperation mode and mechanism from the overall mechanism and sub-mechanism,establish a three-dimensional marine economic cooperation path with characteristics of Guangdong and ASEAN from top design,to specific cooperation level,then to implementation of supporting facilities,and expand fields of the marine economic cooperation between Guangdong and ASEAN,to promote strategic construction of 21st Century Maritime Silk Road.展开更多
Australia's development and infrastructure plans have synergy with China's 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road initiative, and their political, economic, trade, financial and civil exchanges have deepened bilater...Australia's development and infrastructure plans have synergy with China's 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road initiative, and their political, economic, trade, financial and civil exchanges have deepened bilaterally. However, as the synergy of the development strategies meets challenges, China should stick to the principle of opening-up and inclusiveness to cope with the ups and downs coming up in the ChinaAustralia relationship so as to ensure Australia can contribute positively to the initiative.展开更多
Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) from the People's Republic of China ("China") has been expandingworldwide, much as Inward Foreign Direct Investment (IFDI) from the world into China has burgeoned, at ...Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) from the People's Republic of China ("China") has been expandingworldwide, much as Inward Foreign Direct Investment (IFDI) from the world into China has burgeoned, at leastuntil very recently. Global FDI declined worldwide in 2014, with China's IFDI declining less than many placeselsewhere, resulting in China overtaking the United States as the world's most attractive location for FDI for thefirst time since 2003, before India overtook China in 2015 (Iyengar, 2015). In 2014, meanwhile, for the first time,China's OFDI exceeded its IFDI, rendering it a net exporter of FDI, signaling the end of the approach to the end ofChina as a developing nation (Yao & Wang, 2014). What does this mean? More than anything else, one mustconsider two factors in assessing China's 21st century foreign ambitions: Is its One Belt, One Road (OBOR) ageopolitical tetrahedron as some allege, if so, economically or militarily? Is its maritime policy across the WesternPacific Rim of Asia aimed at constructing a fleet of surface cruisers and submarines to wage a guerre de course(war of the chase), much as German vice admiral Wolfgang Wegener urged Imperial Germany to do in world War Ithen Nazi Germany to do in World War II, in an effort to dominate merchant sea routes thereby disrupting supplieswithout recourse to a "balanced fleet" such as Britain possessed in World Wars I and II and the United Statesoperates currently? Both China's "New Silk Road" and the "New Maritime Silk Route" are at the root of ageopolitical tetrahedron. Chinese domination of the South China Sea and to a lesser extent of the East China Searegions signals its potential guerre de course strategy. Is there an antidote to conflict in Asia, if so, what is it?展开更多
China's designation of the "21 st-century Maritime Silk Road"(MSR) region is of extraordinary significance to its maritime rights, transportation security, and socio-economic development. We developed a ...China's designation of the "21 st-century Maritime Silk Road"(MSR) region is of extraordinary significance to its maritime rights, transportation security, and socio-economic development. We developed a technical framework allowing the use of "big data" derived from the Automatic Identification System(AIS, an automatic ship-tracking network) for two purposes: the accurate mapping of oil tanker trajectories and the creation of heat maps showing the relative use of oil tanker routes and marine shipping chokepoints. We then applied these methods to 1.5 billion AIS records collected within the MSR in 2014 to statistically identify and analyze busy routes, areas, and chokepoints in this strategic region. Our results demonstrate that the proposed framework can provide an effective analysis of oil movements based on large-scale AIS datasets, helping researchers and policy makers better understand the footprint and strategic implications of maritime oil transportation in the MSR region.展开更多
As an integral component of the "One Belt and One Road" strategic vision, the construction of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road will reflect the developing path of China' s maritime geo-economy with significant p...As an integral component of the "One Belt and One Road" strategic vision, the construction of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road will reflect the developing path of China' s maritime geo-economy with significant polit- ical and diplomatic implications. Although the construction of the new maritime silk road has its? endogenous logic and justified considerations, it will encounter various challenges and difficulties. In order to achieve the strategic goal of setting up a community? of common interest and? destiny with the relative countries, the "Maritime Silk Road" program has to be advanced cautiously with the principles of wide consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits.展开更多
Given the economic endowment, development needs and complementary advantages of the countries concerned, energy and resource cooperation is the most practical and feasible way for the Belt and Road Initiative to take ...Given the economic endowment, development needs and complementary advantages of the countries concerned, energy and resource cooperation is the most practical and feasible way for the Belt and Road Initiative to take root. As an area that bears strategic implications and requires long-term efforts, Belt and Road energy and resource cooperation needs continuous exploration besides down-toearth advancing of specific projects.展开更多
文摘The 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road is an important part of China's new landscape of all-round opening-up,responding to the joint demands of both China and many countries in Southeast Asia,South Asia and Africa.This paper examines countries and regions along the 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road and makes an in-depth study of their typical economic conditions,opportunities for cooperation with China,as well as related existing problems.There are opportunities in five areas for China to further cooperate with relevant countries and regions; industrial investment,infrastructure investment,resource development,overseas economic & trade zones and maritime economic development.There are also three outstanding problems; poor coordination among executive agents,insufficient financial support and lack of a sound and complete talent team.This paper offers several suggestions concerning the construction of the 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road to better fit the national conditions and joint demands of China and the countries and regions involved.
基金Sponsored by China Association of Marine Affairs(CAMA),Program No.CAMAJJ201603the Thirteenth Five Year Plan of Guangdong Philosophy and Social Science 2016 Program(GD16XYJ07)+2 种基金Key Program of ASEAN Research Institute of Guangdong Ocean University in 2016"Study on Trade of China with Singapore and Laos"and"Study on Trade of China with Thailand and Kampuchea"Project of Enhancing School with Innovation of Guangdong Ocean University(GDOU2017052613)Key Program of the Humanities and Social Science Research Project of Guangdong Ocean University"Study on the Mechanism and Path of Deepening Marine Economic Cooperation between Guangdong and ASEAN"in the Construction of Marine Silk Road in the Twenty-First Century
文摘The strategy of 21st Century Maritime Silk Road provides favorable policy environment for deepening the economic cooperation between Guangdong and ASEAN,actively promoting the transformation and upgrading of the marine economic structure,and establishing win-win marine economic cooperative development platform. For deepening the marine cooperation with ASEAN,Guangdong has significant advantages in geographical location,humanistic foundation,marine resources and economic strength. Based on interest demands of Guangdong and ASEAN,Guangdong should build the marine economic cooperation mode and mechanism from the overall mechanism and sub-mechanism,establish a three-dimensional marine economic cooperation path with characteristics of Guangdong and ASEAN from top design,to specific cooperation level,then to implementation of supporting facilities,and expand fields of the marine economic cooperation between Guangdong and ASEAN,to promote strategic construction of 21st Century Maritime Silk Road.
文摘Australia's development and infrastructure plans have synergy with China's 21 st Century Maritime Silk Road initiative, and their political, economic, trade, financial and civil exchanges have deepened bilaterally. However, as the synergy of the development strategies meets challenges, China should stick to the principle of opening-up and inclusiveness to cope with the ups and downs coming up in the ChinaAustralia relationship so as to ensure Australia can contribute positively to the initiative.
文摘Outward Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) from the People's Republic of China ("China") has been expandingworldwide, much as Inward Foreign Direct Investment (IFDI) from the world into China has burgeoned, at leastuntil very recently. Global FDI declined worldwide in 2014, with China's IFDI declining less than many placeselsewhere, resulting in China overtaking the United States as the world's most attractive location for FDI for thefirst time since 2003, before India overtook China in 2015 (Iyengar, 2015). In 2014, meanwhile, for the first time,China's OFDI exceeded its IFDI, rendering it a net exporter of FDI, signaling the end of the approach to the end ofChina as a developing nation (Yao & Wang, 2014). What does this mean? More than anything else, one mustconsider two factors in assessing China's 21st century foreign ambitions: Is its One Belt, One Road (OBOR) ageopolitical tetrahedron as some allege, if so, economically or militarily? Is its maritime policy across the WesternPacific Rim of Asia aimed at constructing a fleet of surface cruisers and submarines to wage a guerre de course(war of the chase), much as German vice admiral Wolfgang Wegener urged Imperial Germany to do in world War Ithen Nazi Germany to do in World War II, in an effort to dominate merchant sea routes thereby disrupting supplieswithout recourse to a "balanced fleet" such as Britain possessed in World Wars I and II and the United Statesoperates currently? Both China's "New Silk Road" and the "New Maritime Silk Route" are at the root of ageopolitical tetrahedron. Chinese domination of the South China Sea and to a lesser extent of the East China Searegions signals its potential guerre de course strategy. Is there an antidote to conflict in Asia, if so, what is it?
基金supported by the National Key R&D Plan(Grant No.2017YFB0504205)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.41622109,41371017)
文摘China's designation of the "21 st-century Maritime Silk Road"(MSR) region is of extraordinary significance to its maritime rights, transportation security, and socio-economic development. We developed a technical framework allowing the use of "big data" derived from the Automatic Identification System(AIS, an automatic ship-tracking network) for two purposes: the accurate mapping of oil tanker trajectories and the creation of heat maps showing the relative use of oil tanker routes and marine shipping chokepoints. We then applied these methods to 1.5 billion AIS records collected within the MSR in 2014 to statistically identify and analyze busy routes, areas, and chokepoints in this strategic region. Our results demonstrate that the proposed framework can provide an effective analysis of oil movements based on large-scale AIS datasets, helping researchers and policy makers better understand the footprint and strategic implications of maritime oil transportation in the MSR region.
文摘As an integral component of the "One Belt and One Road" strategic vision, the construction of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road will reflect the developing path of China' s maritime geo-economy with significant polit- ical and diplomatic implications. Although the construction of the new maritime silk road has its? endogenous logic and justified considerations, it will encounter various challenges and difficulties. In order to achieve the strategic goal of setting up a community? of common interest and? destiny with the relative countries, the "Maritime Silk Road" program has to be advanced cautiously with the principles of wide consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits.
文摘Given the economic endowment, development needs and complementary advantages of the countries concerned, energy and resource cooperation is the most practical and feasible way for the Belt and Road Initiative to take root. As an area that bears strategic implications and requires long-term efforts, Belt and Road energy and resource cooperation needs continuous exploration besides down-toearth advancing of specific projects.