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Chinese investor perspectives on customary land disputes in Vanuatu

  • Dr Ka ling Cheung & A/Prof Jennifer Day,

The interplay between informal customary law and formal legal frameworks creates uncertainties and potential risks for Chinese investors.

The UNDP has significantly shaped Global China’s role in international development

  • Qing Gu,

China would not have evolved into a key player in global development without the support of the United Nations Development Program.

Chinese employers in Botswana and their impact on local workers

  • Dr Liang Chen,

Botswana labour policy and the preferences of Chinese employers mean Batswana workers are often relegated to unstable, low-skilled jobs.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in Indonesia: Reinforcing predatory, oligarchic and extractive capitalism?

  • Prof Andrew Rosser & Dr Randy Nandyatama,

The AIIB is an increasingly prominent part of China’s growing global footprint.

INTRODUCTION: Understanding Global China as an evolving assemblage

  • Dr Qiuping Pan,

Global China comprises various components that interact with and impact each other in complex ways.

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