China, the West and the Global Development Finance Regime

David Skidmore ()

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Abstract: This compelling book examines how the rise of an illiberal China has affected the stability of the Western-dominated order through the lens of global development finance. David Skidmore demonstrates how China’s growing impact on the global development finance regime has produced competitive convergence rather than divergence, emphasizing the resilience of the liberal international order.

Keywords: China; Development Finance; Foreign Aid; Belt And Road Initiative; Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank; Liberal International Order (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035334360
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Divergence or convergence in the global development finance regime?

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Ch 2 The China challenge and the evolution of the global development finance regime

David Skidmore

Ch 3 The Belt and Road Initiative: A “China model” for the developing world?

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Ch 4 The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Development Bank: China's multilateral moves

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Ch 5 Western responses to the China challenge

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Ch 6 Competitive convergence and the future of the liberal international order

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