Asia-Gulf Economic Relations in the 21st Century: The Local to Global Transformation (Gulf Research Center)

Langue : anglais

Edité par Gerlach Press, 2013

3940924105 / 9783940924100

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Hardcover, 370 pages, NOT ex-library. Clean and bright pages with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps; firm binding. Boards show shelfworn marks; scratches on rear panel. Issued without a dust jacket. -- This collection of essays documents the profound reorientation of the global economic order, analyzing the rapidly deepening and diversifying ties between the nations of Asia and the Gulf. The central dynamic explored is the symbiotic relationship wherein Asia's expanding economies seek energy security from the Gulf, while the Gulf states, seeking to diversify away from hydrocarbon dependency, provide a burgeoning market for Asian manufactured goods, construction services, and developmental models. Adopting a predominantly Asia-centric perspective, the volume presents a series of country-specific analyses detailing these evolving partnerships. Major powers like China are examined through a multi-faceted lens, detailing their strategic engagement with GCC states, their distinct economic relationship with Iran, and the use of internal hubs like Ningxia to foster Sino-Arab connections. The volume also contrasts the roles of established partners like Japan, navigating new energy realities, with the strategic engagement of 'Asian Tiger' economies such as South Korea and Singapore, which offer models for higher education and human resource development. Further chapters explore how nations like Malaysia leverage cultural and religious affinities to develop sectors such as halal tourism and food. Beyond the primary focus on energy and trade, the book investigates the growing importance of social and cultural exchanges, the potential for pan-Asian R&D networks, and the increasing significance of knowledge transfer, framed through concepts of 'soft power' and strategic balancing. By compiling these distinct bilateral perspectives, the work provides a detailed constellation of data and analysis mapping the complex web of cooperation and competition that is fundamentally reshaping the 21st-century landscape. -- Contents: Introduction / Tim Niblock; 1. Gulf-Asia Economic Relations, Pan-Gulf and Pan-Asia Perspectives / Tim Niblock; 2. The Growing Roles of Asian Powers in the Gulf: A Saudi Perspective / Naser al-Tamimi; 3. Iran's Ties with Asia / Sara Bazoobandi; 4. Turkey and the Gulf: An Evolving Economic Partnership / Özlem Tür; 5. Russia and the Gulf: Main Principles of the Political and Economic Dialogue / Nikolay Kozhanov; 6. Situating the Gulf in India's Engagement with Emerging Asia / Girijesh Pant; 7. India and the Emerging Gulf: Between "Strategic Balancing" and "Soft Power" Options / K.M. Seethi; 8. Economic Relations Between China and the GCC Countries since 2008 / Chen Mo; 9. China and Iran: Special Economic Partners / Huang Minxing & Ji Kaiyun; 10. Mobilizing Muslim Minority, Targeting Arab Trade: China's Ningxia as the Islamic Hub for China-Arab Connections / Ho Wai-Yip; 11. China and the Gulf: Social and Cultural Implications of Their Rapidly Developing Economic Ties / Jacqueline Armijo; 12. Beyond Food for Fuel: The Little Red Dot in GCC-ASEAN Relations / Sojiah Jamil; 13. What Determines Malaysia's Interest in the GCC? / Mohamed Fauzi Abu-Hussin & Mohamed Afandi Salleh; 14. Small is Beautiful: South Korean-Gulf Relations as an Example of Strategic Engagement by Players in Different Arenas / Joachim Kolb; 15. Japan's Engagement in the Gulf / Yukiko Miyagi; 16. Japan and the Gulf: Balancing the Business Relationship / Yoshio Minagi.…

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Titre
Asia-Gulf Economic Relations in the 21st Century: The Local to Global Transformation (Gulf Research Center)
Auteur
Tim Niblock; Monica Malik
Éditeur
Gerlach Press
Année de publication
2013
État de l'article
Very Good
Reliure
Hardcover
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
3940924105
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9783940924100
Édition
1st Edition

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