China and the new map of world power

 China and the new map of world power

A perspective from Latin America

Coordinatoris Gabriel Esteban Merino, Lourdes Regueiro Bello and Wagner Tadeu Iglecias

Authors: Carlos Eduardo Martins, Yuan Dongzhen, Gabriel Esteban Merino, Amanda Barrenengoa, Lourdes Regueiro Bello, Claudia Marin Suárez, Sebastián Schulz, Maria Francesca Staiano, Carlos Alberto Rang, Wagner Tadeu Iglecias, Javier Vadell, Laura Lucía Bogado Bordazar, Juan Cruz Margueliche, Bernardo Salgado Rodrigues, Sunamis Fabelo Concepción, Ruvislei González Sáez.

CLACSO Working Group: China and the map of world power


This book, the first from the China Working Group and the World Power Map, presents and develops, through prominent authors, crucial topics that must be on the research agenda of Latin American and global social sciences. Among the topics analyzed are: the main structural trends in the reconfiguration of the current world system and the immense geopolitical and class conflicts they generate; the role of the pandemic in accelerating these trends; the US strategies for containing China, promoted by think tanks, intellectuals, and officials in the Trump and Biden administrations; Xi Jinping's civilizational project of a community of shared future; the place of market socialism in the struggles to redefine global power; and the vast opportunities opening up for Latin America with the renewal of the Bandung spirit and South-South cooperation. and the balance of relations between China and Latin America and the Caribbean through trade and investment flows, the trial of hybrid geoeconomy in South America, the insertion of Cuba and the Greater Caribbean into the new Silk Road, the China-CELAC Forum and the links between Brazil and China.

This is a promising and vigorous outcome of a collective debate and research agenda that is just beginning.

From the Prologue by Eduardo Martins


Working Groups Collection.
ISBN 978-987-813-258-7
CLACSO. Center for Chinese Studies. Institute of International Relations – IRI. National University of La Plata.
Buenos Aires.
August 2022



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