Second Set of CLD Research Briefs Published

October 15, 2019

 

Law Library

The CLD project is engaging with a number of Research Associates to help build a broader network of scholars working and sharing information on the state of the field. A series of Research Briefs has been initiated to kick-start this process, with Research Associates writing about current topics and specific aspects of their research related to the legal and regulatory challenges to Chinese outbound capital in developing states, including the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

The second set of five Research Briefs, covering a wide range of topics, is now available.

 

  • A Glimpse into the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank's Financing Processes, Jingyuan Zhou, University of Arizona
  • Patronage and Clientelism of Chinese Investment in Cambodia, Sokphea Young, University College London
  • Resetting Multilateralism: China's Globalism and Competition Policy, Saeed Qadir, Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Institute
  • Influence Through Infrastructure: Contesting the Chinese-Built Standard Gauge Railway in Kenya, Yong Xia, Harvard law School
  • The Context and Implications of AIIB Policy Conditionality Practices, Jacob Skebba, Peking University