Publisher's Synopsis
China's Global South strategy emerges as a critical aspect of foreign policy, deepening ties with developing nations across Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. This strategic engagement carries significant geopolitical and economic implications, even as China positions itself as an alternative to Western-led governance. Through initiatives like infrastructure investments, trade partnerships, and digital diplomacy, China seeks to expand its influence and secure access to markets and resources critical to its long-term growth. However, the approach is not without challenges. Rising debt concerns, local resistance to Chinese investments, and geopolitical pushback present obstacles to China's ambitions. Navigating the diverse political, economic, and cultural landscapes of Global South nations requires nuanced diplomacy and sustainable engagement models. Strategic success may depend on China's ability to adapt its approach to meet its strategic goals and partner nation's expectations. Implications, Prospects, and Challenges in China's Global South Strategy explores China's Global South policy in a globalized world. It examines the complexities of modern international relations, and various strategies to enhance global strategies and influence. This book covers topics such as policymaking, postcolonialism, and geopolitics, and is a useful resource for policymakers, government officials, politicians, business owners, economists, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
