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TitleDomestic Accounts of China's Belt and Road Initiative as an Internally Oriented Soft Power Exercise
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Date Issued2024
Source PublicationChina Report
ISSN0009-4455
Abstract

China's Belt and Road Initiative is one of the world's largest and most significant externally oriented soft power initiatives. Originally envisaged as a series of development projects in countries on historic land and sea trade routes between China and Europe, the initiatives quickly expanded to encompass projects around the globe. The projects, funded using Chinese finances and carried out for the most part by Chinese contractors, provide tangible benefits for recipient countries, such as ports, bridges, train systems, telecommunication systems, medical assistance, and much more. The project outputs provide invaluable soft power benefits for China. Separately, the Chinese government is able to use descriptions of the projects as internally oriented soft power tools that can enhance domestic support for the government and the Communist Party by describing the benefits for China that flow from the Belt and Road projects. This article reviews messaging about the Belt and Road initiative projects posted online for Chinese readers to see how the Chinese government has created internally oriented soft power messages based on its projects abroad.

KeywordBelt and Road China Communist Party of China Internally focused soft power national identity nationalism
DOI10.1177/00094455241289183
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Indexed ByESCI
Language英语English
WOS Research AreaArea Studies
WOS SubjectArea Studies
WOS IDWOS:001357917400001
Scopus ID2-s2.0-85209406791
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Document TypeJournal article
Identifierhttp://repository.uic.edu.cn/handle/39GCC9TT/12106
CollectionFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Corresponding AuthorZhu, Runping
Affiliation
1.Beijing Normal University—Hong Kong Baptist University United International College,Zhuhai,China
2.Lanzhou University,Gansu,China
3.University of Western Australia,Australia
First Author AffilicationBeijing Normal-Hong Kong Baptist University
Corresponding Author AffilicationBeijing Normal-Hong Kong Baptist University
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Zhu, Runping,Ma, Zhipeng,Krever, Richard. Domestic Accounts of China's Belt and Road Initiative as an Internally Oriented Soft Power Exercise[J]. China Report, 2024.
APA Zhu, Runping, Ma, Zhipeng, & Krever, Richard. (2024). Domestic Accounts of China's Belt and Road Initiative as an Internally Oriented Soft Power Exercise. China Report.
MLA Zhu, Runping,et al."Domestic Accounts of China's Belt and Road Initiative as an Internally Oriented Soft Power Exercise". China Report (2024).
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