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Towards a “Modular Home”

Bart Dessein

Ghent University — Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, Ghent, Belgium

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 25–34

Is an Eastern Bloc Taking Shape in Eurasia?

Zeno Leoni

King’s College London, London, United Kingdom
Defence Studies Department

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 35–52

The Conflict of Values — Sovereign Equality or the Rules-Based World Order

Zhidas Daskalovski

Saint Kliment Ohridski University — Faculty of Security, Skopje, North Macedonia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 53–70

China and Russia in Global Security Governance: Strategic Convergence and Normative Alignment

Ladislav Zemánek

HSE University — Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, Moscow, Russia
Centre for Comprehensive European and International Studies

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 71–82

China’s Global Civilisation Initiative in the Context of the Shifting Global Landscape — Challenges and Opportunities

Vesna Shapkoski

University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Bitola, North Macedonia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 83–95

China’s Normative Statecraft in a Fragmented World: Multilateralism, Civilisation Discourse, and the Reconfiguration of the Global Order

Aness Ouadid

Mohammed V University — Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences, Agdal, Rabat, Morocco

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 96–118

Decoding the Rhetoric of Trump 2.0 Foreign Policy and the High Stakes Geopolitical Game

Greg Simons

Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Media & Communication

Aftab Hossain

Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Media & Communication

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 119–136

US–China Institutional Balancing Since 2017: New Security Initiatives and Implications for the Indo-Pacific Security Architecture

Anh Tuan To

Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam
Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies

Hien Thuong Hoang

Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam
Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 137–154

Militarising the Future: Emerging Technologies, Global Security, and Geopolitical Shifts

Dejan Stojković

University of Defence, Belgrade, Serbia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 155–169

Critical Knowledge Production in Global South Studies: A Comparative Analysis of Chinese and Western Academic Discourses

Lilei Song

Tongji University — School of Political Science & International Relations, PR China
Tongji Center for European Studies

Jiaming Yang

Tongji University — School of Political Science & International Relations, PR China
Tongji Center for European Studies

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 170–187

Civilisational Dialogue Between Europe and China During and After Multipolarisation

Orazio Maria Gnerre

University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 188–201

The Geopolitics of Economic Statecraft in EU-China Relations

Markus Taube

University of Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany

Jörn-Carsten Gottwald

Ruhr University Bochum, Bochum, Germany

Steffi Weil

University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 205–220

Implications of the Self-Defeating Trade Wars on the Role of China in the Global Economy

Marjan Svetličič

University of Ljubljana — Faculty of Social Sciences, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 221–238

China Through the Lens of Rostow’s Economic Development Model: Navigating the Challenges of Maturity and Beyond

Samat Kozhobaev

University of Pécs, Pécs, Hungary

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 239–260

Estimated Impact of China’s Economic Slowdown on Chinese-Latin American Relations

Elena I. Safronova

Institute of China and Modern Asia of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 261–276

China’s State-Owned Enterprises and the Global Renewable Energy Supply Chain: A Case Study of Tianqi Lithium in Australia

Swati Kanwar

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 277–294

The Role of China in the BRICS: Modern High-Tech Trade Networks

Carlos Abreo

University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Ignacio Silva Neira

Berlin School of Economics and Law — Institute of International Political Economy, Berlin, Germany

Jennifer Pédussel Wu

Berlin School of Economics and Law — Institute of International Political Economy, Berlin, Germany

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 295–314

The Impact of Regional Integration on Industrial Transformation and Upgrading in China’s Yangtze River Economic Belt

Mengsi Li

Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary

Jing Cai

Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary

György Iván Neszmélyi

Milton Friedman University, Budapest, Hungary
Department of International and Political Studies

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 315–336

Industrial Practices of the Green Silk Road: A Study on the Spillover Effects of Chinese New Energy Vehicle Enterprises on EU SDG7

Chaoqi Wu

Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary
Doctoral School of Entrepreneurship and Business

Xiang Li

Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary
Doctoral School of Entrepreneurship and Business

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 337–357

China’s “True Multilateralism” and the Global South: New Non-Aligned Movement or Strategic Flexibility? The Case of Latin America

Bruno Macciotta Pulisci

Pontifical University of Salamanca — Faculty of Insurance, Law and Business Sciences, Salamanca, Spain

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 361–377

China and Latin America: Possible Paths in the Face of the European Union’s Strategic Autonomy

Elena Carolina Díaz Galán

University Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain

Harold Bertot Triana

Universidad Internacional de la Empresa, Madrid, Spain

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 378–391

The Future of China-Russia Cooperation in the Arctic

Bahar Özsoy

Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University — Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Ankara, Turkey

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 392–411

Geopolitics of the Arctic: Where Do Chinese and Russian Interests Overlap?

Nikola Rajić

Union University — Faculty of Law and Business Studies dr Lazar Vrkatić, Belgrade, Serbia
University of Belgrade — Faculty of Political Science, Belgrade, Serbia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 413–427

NATO’s Roles in the Arctic and Cybersecurity and Implications for a Shared Future: A Chinese Scholarly Perspective

Jizhou Zhao

Chinese Academy of Social Sciences — Institute of European Studies, Beijing, China

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 428–444

Re-Establishing China’s Foreign Policy Strategy in the ASEAN in a Multipolar World

Danilo Lorenzo Delos Santos

University of Pécs, Pécs, Hungary

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 445–467

International Law and the South China Sea: A New Path for Understanding an Old Dispute?

Roozbeh (Rudy) B. Baker

Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, USA

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 468–480

Perspectives of China and Central and Eastern European Relations by 2030

Teodora Peneva

Bulgarian Academy of Science — Institute for Economic Research, Sofia, Bulgaria

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 481–501

Crisis Partnership with China? Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Sarajevo and Tuzla

Muamer Hirkić

University of Sarajevo — Faculty of Political Science, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 502–524

China’s Role in Central Asia-Europe Connectivity: Infrastructure Challenges and Opportunities for Synergies with Italy and Turkey

Stefano Valente

Sapienza University of Rome, Rome, Italy
Department of Political Science

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 527–543

The Middle Corridor of Eurasia: Transnational Connectivity and Regional Challenges

Mikhail A. Molchanov

GeoRisk Solutions, Washington, USA
Government of British Columbia, Victoria, Canada

Fernando Lopez-Alves

GeoRisk Solutions, Washington, USA
University of Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 544–563

The Iraq–Türkiye Corridor and China: Strategic Connectivity and Geoeconomic Shifts

Gökhan Tekir

Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University — Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Ankara, Turkey

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 564–584

Sponge Cities: Reviving Traditional Wisdom for Climate Resilience in the Belt and Road Initiative

Vesna Vučinić Nešković

University of Belgrade — Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade, Serbia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 585–601

The Global Development Initiative: A China-Led Approach to Addressing Climate Action (SDG 13)

Jana Marković

University of Belgrade — Faculty of Security Studies, Belgrade, Serbia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 602–620

China’s Global Efforts to Achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals: The Case of Juncao Technology

Jelica Gordanić

Institute of International Politics and Economics, Belgrade, Serbia

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 621–636

China’s Normative Vision and the Global South: An Epistemic Shift in Global Governance

Mehreen Gul

Pakistan Research Centre for a Community with Shared Future, Islamabad, Pakistan

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 639–654

China’s Global Security Initiative: Shaping a New Security Architecture for a Stable Future

Khalid Taimur Akram

Pakistan Research Centre for a Community with Shared Future, Islamabad, Pakistan

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 655–667

Artificial Intelligence as a National Interest of China: Common Achievements with the Belt and Road Initiative Countries and South-South Cooperation

Jasminka Simić

Radio-Television of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia

Ako Chubiyojo Abbah

Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Abuja, Nigeria

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 668–694

The Growth of the Commercial Air Industry in China and Its Impact on Global Competition: The COMAC Case

Diego Martín Cagliolo

Argentina Global Foundation, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 695–718

China’s Soft Power Strategy and Its Implications for Vietnam

Phuong Mai Bui

Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies, Hanoi, Vietnam
Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam

Anh Duc Tran

Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies, Hanoi, Vietnam
Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam

Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 719–737

1.	Towards a “Modular Home” Bart Dessein Ghent University — Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, Ghent, Belgium Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 25–34 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch1Detallado
2.	Is an Eastern Bloc Taking Shape in Eurasia? Zeno Leoni King’s College London, London, United Kingdom Defence Studies Department Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 35–52 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch2Detallado
3.	The Conflict of Values — Sovereign Equality or the Rules-Based World Order Zhidas Daskalovski Saint Kliment Ohridski University — Faculty of Security, Skopje, North Macedonia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 53–70 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch3Detallado
4.	China and Russia in Global Security Governance: Strategic Convergence and Normative Alignment Ladislav Zemánek HSE University — Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, Moscow, Russia Centre for Comprehensive European and International Studies Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 71–82 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch4Detallado
5.	China’s Global Civilisation Initiative in the Context of the Shifting Global Landscape — Challenges and Opportunities Vesna Shapkoski University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Bitola, North Macedonia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 83–95 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch5Detallado
6.	China’s Normative Statecraft in a Fragmented World: Multilateralism, Civilisation Discourse, and the Reconfiguration of the Global Order Aness Ouadid Mohammed V University — Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences, Agdal, Rabat, Morocco Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 96–118 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch6Detallado
7.	Decoding the Rhetoric of Trump 2.0 Foreign Policy and the High Stakes Geopolitical Game Greg Simons Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh Media & Communication Aftab Hossain Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh Media & Communication Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 119–136 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch7Detallado
8.	US–China Institutional Balancing Since 2017: New Security Initiatives and Implications for the Indo-Pacific Security Architecture Anh Tuan To Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies Hien Thuong Hoang Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 137–154 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch8Detallado
9.	Militarising the Future: Emerging Technologies, Global Security, and Geopolitical Shifts Dejan Stojković University of Defence, Belgrade, Serbia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 155–169 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch9Detallado
10.	Critical Knowledge Production in Global South Studies: A Comparative Analysis of Chinese and Western Academic Discourses Lilei Song Tongji University — School of Political Science & International Relations, PR China Tongji Center for European Studies Jiaming Yang Tongji University — School of Political Science & International Relations, PR China Tongji Center for European Studies Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 170–187 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch10Detallado
11.	Civilisational Dialogue Between Europe and China During and After Multipolarisation Orazio Maria Gnerre University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 188–201 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch11Detallado
12.	The Geopolitics of Economic Statecraft in EU-China Relations Markus Taube University of Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany Jörn-Carsten Gottwald Ruhr University Bochum, Bochum, Germany Steffi Weil University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 205–220 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch12Detallado
13.	Implications of the Self-Defeating Trade Wars on the Role of China in the Global Economy Marjan Svetličič University of Ljubljana — Faculty of Social Sciences, Ljubljana, Slovenia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 221–238 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch13Detallado
14.	China Through the Lens of Rostow’s Economic Development Model: Navigating the Challenges of Maturity and Beyond Samat Kozhobaev University of Pécs, Pécs, Hungary Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 239–260 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch14Detallado
15.	Estimated Impact of China’s Economic Slowdown on Chinese-Latin American Relations Elena I. Safronova Institute of China and Modern Asia of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 261–276 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch15Detallado
16.	China’s State-Owned Enterprises and the Global Renewable Energy Supply Chain: A Case Study of Tianqi Lithium in Australia Swati Kanwar Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 277–294 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch16Detallado
17.	The Role of China in the BRICS: Modern High-Tech Trade Networks Carlos Abreo University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain Ignacio Silva Neira Berlin School of Economics and Law — Institute of International Political Economy, Berlin, Germany Jennifer Pédussel Wu Berlin School of Economics and Law — Institute of International Political Economy, Berlin, Germany Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 295–314 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch17Detallado
18.	The Impact of Regional Integration on Industrial Transformation and Upgrading in China’s Yangtze River Economic Belt Mengsi Li Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary Jing Cai Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary György Iván Neszmélyi Milton Friedman University, Budapest, Hungary Department of International and Political Studies Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 315–336 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch18Detallado
19.	Industrial Practices of the Green Silk Road: A Study on the Spillover Effects of Chinese New Energy Vehicle Enterprises on EU SDG7 Chaoqi Wu Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary Doctoral School of Entrepreneurship and Business Xiang Li Budapest University of Economics and Business, Budapest, Hungary Doctoral School of Entrepreneurship and Business Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 337–357 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch19Detallado
20.	China’s “True Multilateralism” and the Global South: New Non-Aligned Movement or Strategic Flexibility? The Case of Latin America Bruno Macciotta Pulisci Pontifical University of Salamanca — Faculty of Insurance, Law and Business Sciences, Salamanca, Spain Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 361–377 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch20Detallado
21.	China and Latin America: Possible Paths in the Face of the European Union’s Strategic Autonomy Elena Carolina Díaz Galán University Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain Harold Bertot Triana Universidad Internacional de la Empresa, Madrid, Spain Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 378–391 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch21Detallado
22.	The Future of China-Russia Cooperation in the Arctic Bahar Özsoy Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University — Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Ankara, Turkey Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 392–411 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch22Detallado
23.	Geopolitics of the Arctic: Where Do Chinese and Russian Interests Overlap? Nikola Rajić Union University — Faculty of Law and Business Studies dr Lazar Vrkatić, Belgrade, Serbia University of Belgrade — Faculty of Political Science, Belgrade, Serbia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 413–427 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch23Detallado
24.	NATO’s Roles in the Arctic and Cybersecurity and Implications for a Shared Future: A Chinese Scholarly Perspective Jizhou Zhao Chinese Academy of Social Sciences — Institute of European Studies, Beijing, China Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 428–444 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch24Detallado
25.	Re-Establishing China’s Foreign Policy Strategy in the ASEAN in a Multipolar World Danilo Lorenzo Delos Santos University of Pécs, Pécs, Hungary Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 445–467 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch25Detallado
26.	International Law and the South China Sea: A New Path for Understanding an Old Dispute? Roozbeh (Rudy) B. Baker Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, USA Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 468–480 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch26Detallado
27.	Perspectives of China and Central and Eastern European Relations by 2030 Teodora Peneva Bulgarian Academy of Science — Institute for Economic Research, Sofia, Bulgaria Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 481–501 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch27Detallado
28.	Crisis Partnership with China? Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Sarajevo and Tuzla Muamer Hirkić University of Sarajevo — Faculty of Political Science, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 502–524 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch28Detallado
29.	China’s Role in Central Asia-Europe Connectivity: Infrastructure Challenges and Opportunities for Synergies with Italy and Turkey Stefano Valente Sapienza University of Rome, Rome, Italy Department of Political Science Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 527–543 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch29Detallado
30.	The Middle Corridor of Eurasia: Transnational Connectivity and Regional Challenges Mikhail A. Molchanov GeoRisk Solutions, Washington, USA Government of British Columbia, Victoria, Canada Fernando Lopez-Alves GeoRisk Solutions, Washington, USA University of Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 544–563 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch30Detallado
31.	The Iraq–Türkiye Corridor and China: Strategic Connectivity and Geoeconomic Shifts Gökhan Tekir Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University — Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Ankara, Turkey Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 564–584 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch31Detallado
32.	Sponge Cities: Reviving Traditional Wisdom for Climate Resilience in the Belt and Road Initiative Vesna Vučinić Nešković University of Belgrade — Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade, Serbia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 585–601 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch32Detallado
33.	The Global Development Initiative: A China-Led Approach to Addressing Climate Action (SDG 13) Jana Marković University of Belgrade — Faculty of Security Studies, Belgrade, Serbia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 602–620 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch33Detallado
34.	China’s Global Efforts to Achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals: The Case of Juncao Technology Jelica Gordanić Institute of International Politics and Economics, Belgrade, Serbia Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 621–636 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch34Detallado
35.	China’s Normative Vision and the Global South: An Epistemic Shift in Global Governance Mehreen Gul Pakistan Research Centre for a Community with Shared Future, Islamabad, Pakistan Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 639–654 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch35Detallado
36.	China’s Global Security Initiative: Shaping a New Security Architecture for a Stable Future Khalid Taimur Akram Pakistan Research Centre for a Community with Shared Future, Islamabad, Pakistan Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 655–667 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch36Detallado
37.	Artificial Intelligence as a National Interest of China: Common Achievements with the Belt and Road Initiative Countries and South-South Cooperation Jasminka Simić Radio-Television of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia Ako Chubiyojo Abbah Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Abuja, Nigeria Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 668–694 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch37Detallado
38.	The Growth of the Commercial Air Industry in China and Its Impact on Global Competition: The COMAC Case Diego Martín Cagliolo Argentina Global Foundation, Buenos Aires, Argentina Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 695–718 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch38Detallado
39.	China’s Soft Power Strategy and Its Implications for Vietnam Phuong Mai Bui Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies, Hanoi, Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam Anh Duc Tran Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies, Hanoi, Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam Dialogues on China, 2025. - Tm. 5, p. 719–737 https://doi.org/10.18485/iipe_dijalozi_kina.2025.5.ch39Detallado

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