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Argentina and China : building a Sino-Latin American community with a shared future

Sinopsis

In this book, we humbly seek to contribute to the dialogue between China and Latin America to build a global community with a shared future, especially from an Argentinian perspective. We provided 12 chapters, divided into 3 sections. In Part I – Theoretical and Philosophical Foundations of the Community with a Shared Future – we introduce the conceptual and philosophical underpinnings of the "Community with a Shared Future” paradigm. In Part II – Global Governance, Law, and Inclusive Development – we explore the governance, legal, and developmental dimensions of China–Latin America cooperation, also taking into consideration geopolitical and strategic perspectives on the evolving multipolar order. In Part III – Culture, Identity, and Shared Representations – we focus on cultural exchanges and the soft power dimension.

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  • María Francesca Staiano

    Professor and Director Center on China Studies - International Relations Institute National University of La Plata (UNLP) Director of the Latin American Research Academy on Community with a Shared Future and Belt and Road Initi-ative (UNLP-CUC)


  • Laura Lucía Bogado Bordazar

    Ph.D. in International Relations (IRI-UNLP); Professor and Researcher in Public International Law; Academic Secretary of the Master’s Pro-gram in International Relations and the Specialization in Chinese Studies (IRI, UNLP); Coordinator of the Department of Latin America and the Caribbean and member of the Center for Chinese Studies (IRI - UNLP).


  • Juan Cruz Ramón Margueliche

    rofessor of Geography (FaHCE-UNLP), Specialist in Chinese Studies (IRI-UNLP), Master in Landscape, Environment, and City (FAU-UNLP), Ph.D. Candidate in Geography (FaHCE-UNLP). Geographic Research Center (CIG). Institute of Research in Humanities and Social Sciences (IdIHCS). National University of La Plata. CeChino. Institute of International Relations (I.R.I), National University of La Plata.


  • Juan Sebastián Schulz

    Center for Chinese Studies (CECHINO), Institute of International Relations (IRI-UNLP)

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