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Issue:2025 - Vol. 2 - Iss.4
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Journal of International Economy and Global Governance
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2025 Vol.2 Iss.4 (7 articles)
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J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2025, 2(4), 1-1;
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Abstract: Published by MOSP. This is an open access journal under the CC BY-NC license.
J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2025, 2(4), 1-3;
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Beyond Western Dominance: The Global Development Initiative as China’s Normative Contribution to Strengthening UN Development Governance
Abstract: China’s Global Development Initiative (GDI), introduced by President Xi Jinping in 2021, was a strategic response to global development challenges. China has been proactive in planning the rapid implementation of GDI and allocating substantial resources to transform it from an initiative into a large-scale and practical international action. China’s promotion of GDI[...]
Keywords: Global Development Initiative, United Nations, Global Development Governance, China
Journal of International Economy and Global Governance 2025, 2(4), 4-22;
https://doi.org/10.12414/jiegg.250607
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Swap Worthy? The Geopolitical Determinants of Chinese Currency Swaps
Abstract: This study investigates the geopolitical determinants of Chinese bilateral currency swap agreements (BSAs), focusing not only on why some swaps are signed, but also on why others are expanded or terminated over time. Unlike prior research that centers on swap initiation, this paper provides a comprehensive lifecycle analysis of BSAs—covering their initiation
Keywords: China, Currency Swaps, Financial Statecraft, Financial Cooperation
Journal of International Economy and Global Governance 2025, 2(4), 23-48;
https://doi.org/10.12414/jiegg.250608
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The Influence of U.S. High-Tech Interest Groups on the Formation of American Technology Policy toward China: Motivations, Pathways, and Limitations (2018–2024)
Abstract: The emergence of a new phase in the technological revolution has intensified U.S.-China technological competition, centered on power rivalry, with American high-tech interest groups actively shaping U.S. technology strategy towards China. This paper employs the neoclassical realist framework to analyze the internal logic driving the actions of these
Keywords: High-Tech Interest Groups, China Policy, Technological Competition, Neoclassical Realism
Journal of International Economy and Global Governance 2025, 2(4), 49-65;
https://doi.org/10.12414/jiegg.250609
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“Great Changes” and Global Governance Reform: Explaining China’s Global Security Initiative
Abstract: The Global Security Initiative (GSI) represents China's official reform proposal for international security governance, yet existing perspectives fail to adequately explain its global scope, causal mechanisms, and the relationship between structural and specific variables. This paper addresses these gaps by offering two key innovations: first, it systematically traces the evolution
Keywords: Global Security Initiative, International Order, China’s Rise
Journal of International Economy and Global Governance 2025, 2(4), 66-80;
https://doi.org/10.12414/jiegg.250613
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Structural Dilemma and Governance Solutions of International Financial Organizations in Developing Countries’ Debt Crisis Management a Social Network Perspective
Abstract: The frequent occurrence of global economic crises and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic have led to a surge in the scale of debt in developing countries, a concentrated peak in debt repayment, and increased uncertainty in debt repayment capacity, and global debt governance faces severe challenges. The current global debt governance model
Keywords: International Monetary Fund, Developing Countries, Sovereign Debt Crises, Social Network Perspective
Journal of International Economy and Global Governance 2025, 2(4), 81-101;
https://doi.org/10.12414/jiegg.250614
