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Issue:2026 - Vol. 3 - Iss.3
Published:2026.11
Articles:6 articles
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2026 Vol.3 Iss.3 (6 articles)
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Information & Contents - 2026.3(3)
J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2026, 3(3), 1-3;
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Inclusive Power? Institutional “Double Alienation” in China-ASEAN Digital Governance and the Dilemma of ASEAN Centrality
Abstract: This article develops a framework of institutional double alienation to examine how great-power strategic competition in the age of artificial intelligence reshapes the functions of regional institutions. Taking China-ASEAN digital governance as the empirical field, it argues that great powers may transform regional institutions through a strategy of systemic embedding rather than through direct institutional confrontation. Two mechanisms are identified. First, cooperation networks that are designed to facilitate c…
Keywords: Artificial intelligence; Double alienation; Institutional competition; Global governance; Digital governance; ASEAN centrality
J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2026, 3(3), 4-23;
https://doi.org/10.58244/jiegg.253449
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The Spirit of Heqin: The Traditional Cultural Foundation of China’s “Closeness-Sincerity” Diplomatic Philosophy
Abstract: At a time when unilateralism is spreading and global challenges are intensifying, China’s traditional spirit of Heqin, refined through the “Two Integrations,”has evolved into the new-era diplomatic philosophy of “Closeness-Sincerity” infusing international relations with Eastern wisdom. From ancient inter-ethnic kinship-based political practices—such as the Han-Xiongnu “Fraternal Heqin” and the Tang-Tibetan “nephew-uncle Heqin”—to contemporary diplomatic frameworks like “Genuine commitment, Real results, Closeness…
Keywords: Heqin; Closeness-Sincerity diplomatic philosophy; Heqin spirit; Closeness-sincerity diplomatic philosophy; Major-cuntry diplomacy
J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2026, 3(3), 24-45;
https://doi.org/10.58244/jiegg.263526
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Service Scaling for Food Security and Poverty Alleviation: A Revitalized Agricultural Trusteeship Model from Shanxi
Abstract: Our goal is to advance agricultural mechanization and scaling, even in mountainous and hilly regions worldwide. This paper presents an innovative approach to optimizing the agricultural production trusteeship mechanism, drawing from field research in Shanxi Province. Specifically, we seek to refine and adapt China’s agricultural trusteeship model for developing countries, particularly those along the Belt and Road, in a context-sensitive manner. By strengthening food security and economic benefits, this model direc…
Keywords: Food security; Poverty alleviation; Agricultural production trusteeship
J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2026, 3(3), 46-70;
https://doi.org/10.58244/jiegg.263898
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Governing a Complex Partnership: ASEAN’s Mechanisms for Managing Relations with China under South China Sea Stress
Abstract: The China-Philippines dispute in the South China Sea has increasingly become a stress test for the broader trajectory of China-ASEAN relations. While existing studies often focus on crisis escalation or institutional bargaining in isolation, less attention has been paid to how a relationship can be sustained when strategic friction becomes recurrent and politically salient. This article develops a relationship maintenance under strategic friction framework and argues that China-ASEAN relations are most likely to ev…
Keywords: South China Sea dispute; China-ASEAN relations; Crisis management; Issue linkage; Regional governance
J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2026, 3(3), 71-93;
https://doi.org/10.58244/jiegg.263829
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U.S. Biosecurity Policy during Trump’s Second Term under the “America First” Framework
Abstract: This paper examines how the second Trump administration reshaped U.S. biosecurity policy under the “America First” framework and translated its priorities into military biotechnology programs. Drawing on the Copenhagen School’s securitization theory, this paper conducts a qualitative analysis of executive orders, strategic documents, departmental budget justification materials, and official program information. It also examines the Digital Biosecurity Forge (DB-FORGE), the Biological Threat Reduction Program, and s…
Keywords: Trump’s Second Administration; Global biosecurity governance; Biosecurity policy; Military biotechnology
J. Int. Eco. Glo. Gov. 2026, 3(3), 94-113;
https://doi.org/10.58244/jiegg.263990
