New silk road how a rising Arab world is turning away from the west and rediscovering China
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TextPublication details: New York Palgrave Macmillan 2011Description: v,202p. 24 cmISBN: - 9780230284852
- Corporations, Chinese -- Arab countries
- Business & Economics / International / General
- Business & Economics / Foreign Exchange
- Business & Economics / Accounting / Financial
- Arab countries -- Foreign economic relations -- China
- China -- Foreign economic relations -- Arab countries
- Arab countries -- Commerce -- China
- China -- Commerce -- Arab countries
- 337.510174927 22 SI-N
- HF3762.Z7 C675 2011
- BUS035000 | BUS028000 | BUS001010
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 174-195) and index.
Machine generated contents note: -- Revised Introduction and Preface -- The New Silk Road: The Arab World Rediscovers China -- Chinese Petrodollars and the Competition for Oil -- The Arab Wealth Funds and the Rise of an 'Islamic Corridor' -- Syria Learns From China while the Chinese 'Go Global' -- Arabic and the Language of Globalization -- Young Women and the Future of the Arab World -- The New Public Relations War: 'Al Jazeera' in China -- Implications for the West: A New Center of Gravity.
"The rise of the Arab world and China are part of the same story, once trading partners via the Silk Road. This is a fully revised and updated account of how China is spurring growth in the Arab world, taking into account new developments that have taken place since the first edition"--
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