The Belt & Road Initiative (BRI) in Southeast Asia after COVID-19: Towards a New Deal?
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China has made its flagship project, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a tool of its public diplomacy, praising its "inclusive", "win-win", "peaceful" nature. Six years after its launch, what's the situation in Southeast Asia? The question takes on all its acuity with COVID-19, which could lead to a reconfiguration of some value chains in the region.
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Sophie BOISSEAU du ROCHER
Ancienne Chercheuse associée, Centre Asie de l'Ifri
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