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Description
Local-level engagement is becoming an increasingly central feature of the broader China- LAC relationship, as Chinese central government, quasi-governmental, provincial, commercial and other actors seek to engage more extensively in LAC markets, shape external views of China, and advance China’s various policy objectives and political interests, including vis-à-vis Taiwan. Though prompted by Chinese government policy, the nature of this engagement is exceedingly wide-ranging, however, featuring a complex cast of generally uncoordinated characters with distinct interests and approaches. The outcomes at the subnational are also distinct. Some local-level partnerships have been exceedingly productive, resulting in numerous commercial deals and other forms of cooperation. Others have yet to produce concrete results, despite many years of exchange.
Publication Date
11-2020
Disciplines
International and Area Studies | Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration
Recommended Citation
Myers, Margaret, "Going Local: An Assessment of China's Administrative-Level Activity in Latin American and the Caribbean" (2020). Research Publications. 35.
https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/jgi_research/35
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