Executive summary China's Belt and Road Initiative (also known as One Belt, One Road
(OBOR)) is one of President **'s most ambitious foreign and economic policies. It aims to …

For a long time, regional cooperation in Asia was impeded by several factors such as
inadequate infrastructure; mostly weak, congeneric economies, and high levels of …

The second part of the book builds on structural realism and Waltz's assumptions that the
international system tends toward balance, that top-ranking states' balancing is different in …

This paper addresses the question of United States' power in the global economy,
suggesting that China's structural power potential vis-à-vis its American counterpart has …

Why has East Asia emerged as the global leader in green energy industries but-until
recently-lagged on carbon emission reduction? What is new and distinctive about East …

Governments have strong incentives to allow their inventors to free ride on foreign
technologies. They can achieve this result by discriminating against foreigners in the patent …

This study explores how technologically sophisticated firms respond to different types of
standard setting in an emerging economy. Considering the heterogeneous institutional …

The 2008 global crisis seems to have departed radically from the prevailing neoliberal
ideology and practice concerning states' minimal involvement in the economy. This article is …

This paper, the second in a two-part series analyzing the Chinese semiconductor industry,
attempts to answer two questions: First, why-in spite of 70 years of industrial planning efforts …

This study extends regulatory capture theory to investigate how and to what extent a firm's
political and nonpolitical ties jointly influence corporate regulatory participation. In the …