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172609
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This paper looks at some aspects of business activity and project work, outlining the business interests of Chinese major and mediumsized public and private companies in Russia, small businesses and microenterprises of Chinese migrants and their families, and also Chinese private entrepreneurs (PE) in the Russian Federation. All of these companies and private entrepreneurs whose position in Russia is getting stronger by the year are considered by the author the main entities of constructing the Russian section of the One Belt, One Road project (OBOR).
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ID:
183451
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This article studies PRC policy toward the Chinese diaspora during the periods of Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, and Xi Jinping (from 1993 to the present). This period saw the evolution of mechanisms created earlier for working abroad with Chinese expatriates (huaqiao-huareri), domestically with huaqiao-huaren who have returned to China, relatives of émigrés, and émigrés who have returned to China (guiqiao-qiaojuan) in a flexible system capable of adapting to the Chinese and international reality and effectively drawing the resources of the diaspora to implementing grand PRC projects and initiatives.
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ID:
155331
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This article examines the economic influence of Chinese living abroad (huaqiao) on the development of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road on PRC territory. The author analyzes the territorial structure of investments and the branch structure of the huaqiao companies in the region of the Bohai Bay ring, the Yangtze River Delta, southern maritime regions and the southern shore of the PRC western regions through which the Maritime Silk Road will pass.
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159313
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The article analyzes the resources of Chinese businessmen in the countries along the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road. The author assesses the numerical strength of the Chinese diaspora (huaqiao) and analyzes the capital, number, and employment of huaqiao and PRC companies in 22 countries through which the MSR-21 will pass. The article emphasizes the direct dependence of huaqiao participation in the MSR-21 on the Chinese leadership's policy.
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151263
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The author examines the economic influence of Chinese living abroad on the main regions of China, Kazakhstan, and Russia through which the Northern Branch of the Silk Road Economic Belt is supposed to be forged. She analyzes the territorial structure of investments and the branch structure of huaqiao enterprises in the economic region of the Bohai Bay ring and individual settlements of the central and western regions of China. She also examines the branch structure of big Chinese state-owned and private companies in Kazakhstan and Russia , as well as opportunities for business communities of Chinese living in foreign countries to participate in the development of the project.
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