Mario Esteban
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4458433 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mario Esteban |
| PRENOMES | Mario |
| SOBRENOME | Esteban |
| ASSINATURA | ESTEBAN M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Real Instituto Elcano de Estudios Internacionales y Estratégicos |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6168-398X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 65 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The CAI as seen from Spain
Spanish elite’s perceptions of the European Union-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) are positive given its economic and normative prospects and its compatibility with Spain’s policy objectives. Spanish Ministry officials and business representatives welcome the potential progress on market access, level-playing field, and sustainable development, as it would offer economic opportunities in the Chinese market and bilateral investme…
The limits of China’s engagement in the Mediterranean
Spain has recently endorsed a more critical stance towards China. This article explains this posture through the application of role theory and the concept of (mis)trust. Role conflict has intensified from the interplay between China’s new roles of great power and economic and technological competitor, Spain’s higher expectations towards China, and Spain’s self-identified role, greatly influenced by its relations with its traditional European and…
China and Western Aid Norms in the Belt and Road
Despite considerable debate on the normative foundations of Chinese international development cooperation and how they compare with those of traditional donors,positivist studies on the normative consequences of China’s socialization into mainstream international norms of development assistance are scarce. This article explores this topic for the case of Ethiopia, an aid ‘darling’ with an extended presence of Chinese and Western development actor…
L’Espagne
Depuis 1973, l’Espagne a maintenu de bonnes relations politiques avec la Chine menant à l’établissement d’un Partenariat stratégique global en 2005. Leurs relations économiques ont quant à elles connu un développement significatif à partir des années 2000. Les deux pays ont récemment promu un approfondissement de leurs relations, mais l’Espagne a refusé d’adhérer à l’initiative des nouvelles routes de la soie. En effet, malgré de nombreuses oppor…
Beyond Balancing
This article explores the motivations and calculations behind China’s Belt and Road Initiative. It argues that China’s efforts to enhance regional multilateral cooperation across the Eurasian space through the BRI are strongly motivated by a multifaceted grand strategy. First, China makes use of the BRI as a vehicle of soft balancing to frustrate the US containment and encirclement of China, and undermine its dominance in Eurasia and beyond. Seco…
Spain’s Relations with China
China O Taiwán
Este trabajo ha sido posible gracias a la financiación del
A Silent Invasion? African Views on the Growing Chinese Presence in Africa
The literature on African perceptions of the Chinese presence in Africa tends to present two different perspectives on this issue. The works based on opinion polls typically emphasize the positive nature of African views on China, whereas the qualitatively grounded research often point to the presence of both positive and negative perceptions in African discourses on China. Due to the traditional friendship between Beijing and Malabo, the capital…
The Management of Nationalism during the Jiang Era (1994–2002) and Its Implications On Government and Regime Legitimacy
This paper aims to provide a detailed explanation of how the promotion of different nationalist discourses in China entails distinct repercussions on both government and regime legitimacy, looking for the rationale of governmental appeal to both affirmative and assertive nationalism within the context of general legitimacy crisis suffered by communism in the last years.Through the analysis of case studies including the return of Hong Kong and Mac…
La influencia del colonialismo occidental en las relaciones internacionales del Sudeste de Asia tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial
"William Burke" and Francisco de Miranda
Beyond Balancing
This article explores the motivations and calculations behind China’s Belt and Road Initiative. It argues that China’s efforts to enhance regional multilateral cooperation across the Eurasian space through the BRI are strongly motivated by a multifaceted grand strategy. First, China makes use of the BRI as a vehicle of soft balancing to frustrate the US containment and encirclement of China, and undermine its dominance in Eurasia and beyond. Seco…
A Silent Invasion? African Views on the Growing Chinese Presence in Africa
The literature on African perceptions of the Chinese presence in Africa tends to present two different perspectives on this issue. The works based on opinion polls typically emphasize the positive nature of African views on China, whereas the qualitatively grounded research often point to the presence of both positive and negative perceptions in African discourses on China. Due to the traditional friendship between Beijing and Malabo, the capital…
China and Western Aid Norms in the Belt and Road
Despite considerable debate on the normative foundations of Chinese international development cooperation and how they compare with those of traditional donors,positivist studies on the normative consequences of China’s socialization into mainstream international norms of development assistance are scarce. This article explores this topic for the case of Ethiopia, an aid ‘darling’ with an extended presence of Chinese and Western development actor…
China O Taiwán
Este trabajo ha sido posible gracias a la financiación del
The Management of Nationalism during the Jiang Era (1994–2002) and Its Implications On Government and Regime Legitimacy
This paper aims to provide a detailed explanation of how the promotion of different nationalist discourses in China entails distinct repercussions on both government and regime legitimacy, looking for the rationale of governmental appeal to both affirmative and assertive nationalism within the context of general legitimacy crisis suffered by communism in the last years.Through the analysis of case studies including the return of Hong Kong and Mac…
"William Burke" and Francisco de Miranda
La influencia del colonialismo occidental en las relaciones internacionales del Sudeste de Asia tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial
The Management of Nationalism during the Jiang Era (1994–2002) and Its Implications On Government and Regime Legitimacy
This paper aims to provide a detailed explanation of how the promotion of different nationalist discourses in China entails distinct repercussions on both government and regime legitimacy, looking for the rationale of governmental appeal to both affirmative and assertive nationalism within the context of general legitimacy crisis suffered by communism in the last years.Through the analysis of case studies including the return of Hong Kong and Mac…
A Silent Invasion? African Views on the Growing Chinese Presence in Africa
The literature on African perceptions of the Chinese presence in Africa tends to present two different perspectives on this issue. The works based on opinion polls typically emphasize the positive nature of African views on China, whereas the qualitatively grounded research often point to the presence of both positive and negative perceptions in African discourses on China. Due to the traditional friendship between Beijing and Malabo, the capital…
China O Taiwán
Este trabajo ha sido posible gracias a la financiación del
Spain’s Relations with China
Beyond Balancing
This article explores the motivations and calculations behind China’s Belt and Road Initiative. It argues that China’s efforts to enhance regional multilateral cooperation across the Eurasian space through the BRI are strongly motivated by a multifaceted grand strategy. First, China makes use of the BRI as a vehicle of soft balancing to frustrate the US containment and encirclement of China, and undermine its dominance in Eurasia and beyond. Seco…
L’Espagne
Depuis 1973, l’Espagne a maintenu de bonnes relations politiques avec la Chine menant à l’établissement d’un Partenariat stratégique global en 2005. Leurs relations économiques ont quant à elles connu un développement significatif à partir des années 2000. Les deux pays ont récemment promu un approfondissement de leurs relations, mais l’Espagne a refusé d’adhérer à l’initiative des nouvelles routes de la soie. En effet, malgré de nombreuses oppor…
China and Western Aid Norms in the Belt and Road
Despite considerable debate on the normative foundations of Chinese international development cooperation and how they compare with those of traditional donors,positivist studies on the normative consequences of China’s socialization into mainstream international norms of development assistance are scarce. This article explores this topic for the case of Ethiopia, an aid ‘darling’ with an extended presence of Chinese and Western development actor…
The CAI as seen from Spain
Spanish elite’s perceptions of the European Union-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) are positive given its economic and normative prospects and its compatibility with Spain’s policy objectives. Spanish Ministry officials and business representatives welcome the potential progress on market access, level-playing field, and sustainable development, as it would offer economic opportunities in the Chinese market and bilateral investme…
The limits of China’s engagement in the Mediterranean
Spain has recently endorsed a more critical stance towards China. This article explains this posture through the application of role theory and the concept of (mis)trust. Role conflict has intensified from the interplay between China’s new roles of great power and economic and technological competitor, Spain’s higher expectations towards China, and Spain’s self-identified role, greatly influenced by its relations with its traditional European and…
Political science (10 obras) · Law (8 obras) · China (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Political economy (4 obras) · Art (3 obras)