New dynamics between China and Japan in Asia. How to build the future from the past ?
China ; Direct investment ; Economic corridor ; Foreign investment ; Japan ; Regional economy ; Vietnam
China ; Economía regional ; Inversión directa ; Inversión extranjera ; Japón ; Viêt Nam
Collection of articles oriented toward the rising of regional powers in Indochina. From the 1990’s the Chinese giant awakened. Some authors are lofty with praise while others shrill with alarm. However, everyone agreed that China would be the next
“number one” on the planet. India appears also as an emergency force to control with. Today the debate is essentially centered on the future of Sino-Japanese relation. In Southeast, the world witnesses a struggle for regional leadership between China
and Japan. It is merely a matter of time before the Middle Empire surpasses the Empire of the Rising Sun. Meanwhile China extends its economic control on Indochina. - (GL)
The Chinese in Burma : Traditional Migration or Conquest Strategy ? In: New Dynamics between China and Japan in Asia. How to build the future from the Past ?
New dynamics between China and Japan in Asia. How to build the future from the past ?
Army ; Burma ; China ; Colonization ; Economic geography ; Energy resources ; International migration ; Migratory flow ; Natural resources ; Partnership ; Trade
The A. pays attention to the increasingly visible presence of Chinese interest in Burma. It states that China within a few years has managed to establish control over a major part of its natural and energy resources critical to its development
. China became a top trading partner, far surpassing Thailand and India. At the strategic level, China intends to acquire access to the Indian Ocean. This strategy is dependent on heavy migration of Chinese, especially to the North and the city of Mandalay