Incorporating gender into Chinese hydropower development in the Mekong region
Dr Pichamon Yeophantong shares her observations about how Chinese infrastructure companies approach gender in project development
From Pioneers to Brokers: How a diverse Chinese diaspora facilitates the Belt and Road in Lao
A lively snapshot of those who lubricate deals and exchanges that make the Belt and Road possible
Interview: Can Chinese NGOs help companies obtain “social licenses” along the Belt and Road?
As a Chinese NGO stepped outside the country for the first time, it found itself caught in between Chinese companies and skeptical local communities.
The Cambodia Conundrum: The Belt and Road, private capital and China’s “non-interference” policy
How are China’s private companies shaping the contour of the Belt and Road Initiative? Cambodia provides an important example.
The Politics of Vexed Capital: China’s Railway Projects in Southeast Asia
Alvin Camba develops a conceptual model to explain why certain Chinese overseas projects progress while others get stalled
Lessons from my three years engaging with China’s hydropower giants
A first-person account of how China’s hydropower giants engage with civil society groups when operating overseas
Rising China in the eyes of its closest neighbors
What a collection of ethnographic studies about “neighboring China” can tell us about the Belt and Road
Supply and demand: understanding Chinese involvement in coal projects overseas
China is shifting away from coal domestically but building many coal power plants overseas, why?