Matt Ferchen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4099415 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matt Ferchen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matt |
| FAMILY NAME | Ferchen |
| SIGNATURE | FERCHEN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tsinghua University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 55 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Orchestration: China’s Economic Statecraft across Asia and Europe
Five modes of China’s economic influence: Rethinking Chinese economic statecraft
Interest and anxiety about China’s economic statecraft, or the ways in which it uses economic means to achieve foreign policy, is booming. The overriding perception is that China has sophisticated, long-term plans to enhance its power on the global stage through the use of economic strategies and tools and that it is uniquely capable of effectively implementing those plans now or in the future. Yet when it comes to actual outcomes, whether or not…
The Contradictions in China’s Developmentalist Foreign Policy
Does the China Trade Pay for Latin America
Two new books about the China–Latin America relationship reach different conclusions about the implications of growing trade ties for Latin American development. One author argues that countries in the region have had varying success in taking advantage of opportunities created by increasing Chinese engagement, while the other sees old patterns of dependency in the exchange of raw commodities for Chinese manufactured goods
Whose China Model is it anyway? The contentious search for consensus
Has a Beijing Consensus emerged to challenge the Washington Consensus? If so, what is the essence of this alternative consensus and why does it matter? This article argues that efforts at a definitive description of a Chinese model of state–economy relations, especially as it compares to the original policy recommendations of the Washington Consensus, have and will continue to prove unsatisfying. This is because any such comparative exercise is i…
China-Latin America Relations: Long-term Boon or Short-term Boom
The mixture of illusions, plans, hopes, and fears that arise out of [the China–Latin America] relationship are as powerful in their impact on [Latin America] as are the deals and events themselves...the greatest impact of China will come from what it leads the region to dream, and what Latin America finds when it awakens.'1 This statement, part of a recent but growing wave of academic, media, government, and business interest in China's burgeonin…
As relações entre China e América Latina: Impactos De Curta Ou Longa Duração
O artigo foca as relações de negócios e investimentos entre China e América Latina na década de 2000. Há três interpretações principais, distintas e relacionadas, sobre esse conjunto de relações: para a primeira, a América Latina, uma região com recursos naturais abundantes, exporta produtos primários para uma China em expansão, mas carente de tais recursos. Sustentam essa interpretação aqueles, incluindo muitos representantes proeminentes do gov…
Whose China Model is it anyway? The contentious search for consensus
Has a Beijing Consensus emerged to challenge the Washington Consensus? If so, what is the essence of this alternative consensus and why does it matter? This article argues that efforts at a definitive description of a Chinese model of state–economy relations, especially as it compares to the original policy recommendations of the Washington Consensus, have and will continue to prove unsatisfying. This is because any such comparative exercise is i…
China-Latin America Relations: Long-term Boon or Short-term Boom
The mixture of illusions, plans, hopes, and fears that arise out of [the China–Latin America] relationship are as powerful in their impact on [Latin America] as are the deals and events themselves...the greatest impact of China will come from what it leads the region to dream, and what Latin America finds when it awakens.'1 This statement, part of a recent but growing wave of academic, media, government, and business interest in China's burgeonin…
Five modes of China’s economic influence: Rethinking Chinese economic statecraft
Interest and anxiety about China’s economic statecraft, or the ways in which it uses economic means to achieve foreign policy, is booming. The overriding perception is that China has sophisticated, long-term plans to enhance its power on the global stage through the use of economic strategies and tools and that it is uniquely capable of effectively implementing those plans now or in the future. Yet when it comes to actual outcomes, whether or not…
As relações entre China e América Latina: Impactos De Curta Ou Longa Duração
O artigo foca as relações de negócios e investimentos entre China e América Latina na década de 2000. Há três interpretações principais, distintas e relacionadas, sobre esse conjunto de relações: para a primeira, a América Latina, uma região com recursos naturais abundantes, exporta produtos primários para uma China em expansão, mas carente de tais recursos. Sustentam essa interpretação aqueles, incluindo muitos representantes proeminentes do gov…
China-Latin America Relations: Long-term Boon or Short-term Boom
The mixture of illusions, plans, hopes, and fears that arise out of [the China–Latin America] relationship are as powerful in their impact on [Latin America] as are the deals and events themselves...the greatest impact of China will come from what it leads the region to dream, and what Latin America finds when it awakens.'1 This statement, part of a recent but growing wave of academic, media, government, and business interest in China's burgeonin…
As relações entre China e América Latina: Impactos De Curta Ou Longa Duração
O artigo foca as relações de negócios e investimentos entre China e América Latina na década de 2000. Há três interpretações principais, distintas e relacionadas, sobre esse conjunto de relações: para a primeira, a América Latina, uma região com recursos naturais abundantes, exporta produtos primários para uma China em expansão, mas carente de tais recursos. Sustentam essa interpretação aqueles, incluindo muitos representantes proeminentes do gov…
Whose China Model is it anyway? The contentious search for consensus
Has a Beijing Consensus emerged to challenge the Washington Consensus? If so, what is the essence of this alternative consensus and why does it matter? This article argues that efforts at a definitive description of a Chinese model of state–economy relations, especially as it compares to the original policy recommendations of the Washington Consensus, have and will continue to prove unsatisfying. This is because any such comparative exercise is i…
Does the China Trade Pay for Latin America
Two new books about the China–Latin America relationship reach different conclusions about the implications of growing trade ties for Latin American development. One author argues that countries in the region have had varying success in taking advantage of opportunities created by increasing Chinese engagement, while the other sees old patterns of dependency in the exchange of raw commodities for Chinese manufactured goods
Orchestration: China’s Economic Statecraft across Asia and Europe
Five modes of China’s economic influence: Rethinking Chinese economic statecraft
Interest and anxiety about China’s economic statecraft, or the ways in which it uses economic means to achieve foreign policy, is booming. The overriding perception is that China has sophisticated, long-term plans to enhance its power on the global stage through the use of economic strategies and tools and that it is uniquely capable of effectively implementing those plans now or in the future. Yet when it comes to actual outcomes, whether or not…
The Contradictions in China’s Developmentalist Foreign Policy
China (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · International Development and Aid (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Development economics (2 works)