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The Clash of Theory and Practice in China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Tristan Kenderdine | Péter Bucsky | November 25, 2021

China’s Belt and Road is not an infrastructure project. With the external industrial policy International Capacity Cooperation being now unwound and Belt and Road floundering as the guiding foreign economic policy, the intercontinental containerised China Rail Express (CR Express) is sitting on [...]

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