MOSP - Macao Scientific Publishers

文章

Full text

Download：4

Open Access

文章

Product Attributes and International Rules: China’s Image Differentiation among International Development Cooperation Fields?

Yongqing Zhang*

Abstract: China’s image in different international development cooperation fields shows four types: Highly Recognized, Comparatively Recognized, Lowly Recognized and Not Recognized. In terms of the image differentiation, this paper points that the product attributes of the aid field and the international rules at the time of China’s entry into the field jointly affect the construction of China’s state image as a latecomer.[...] Read More.

Keywords: China’s Image, International Development Cooperation, Image Differentiation, Product Attributes, International Rules

Full text

Download：9

Open Access

文章

Fintech Innovation and Regulation - The Case of Regulatory Sandbox in Hong Kong

Yuting Tan*, Yuzhu Tan

Abstract: The article provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of Fintech on the regulation of financial markets, and the Regulatory Sandbox as a supplement to traditional regulatory methods which helps to respond to new challenges. The rapid development of Fintech has changed the situation of the financial market and brought a certain impact and influence to the traditional” [...] Read More.

Keywords: Fintech, Financial Innovation, Regulatory Sandbox, Financial Regulation, Hong Kong

Full text

Download：24

Open Access

文章

Street Struggles: How Japan’s 1960s and 1970s Social Movements Shaped Democratization

Ziwei Zhang*, Weiyong Xia

Abstract: How do social movements contribute to democratization by expanding political participation, spreading democratic values, and shaping political culture? Tilly’s extensive covariation theory posits that social movements can only promote democratization under certain conditions. Building on this theory, this paper examines three specific situations in which” [...] Read More.

Keywords: Social Movements, Japan, Democratization, Covariation Relationship

Full text

Download：5

Open Access

文章

How Does Shared Knowledge Shape MUN Activities: Structure, Power Relations, and Hierarchy

Ziyu Yan*, Huiya Li

Abstract: In the context of deepening global interdependence and the growing importance of global governance, Model United Nations (MUN) activities have become an essential means of educating young people about world politics and enhancing their understanding of global economics and governance. In today’s practice, MUN activities are divided into the “Regular Committee” [...] Read More.

Keywords: Model United Nations, Joint Crisis Committee, Shared Knowledge, Power Relations, Hierarchy

Full text

Download：24

Open Access

文章

Cost Imposition, Misaligned Gaming Strategies and Risk Deferral: The Practical Logic and Security Dilemma of the U.S. Strategic Competition Policy towards China’s Semiconductor Industry

Ximing Wang, Hongchang Liu*

Abstract: Semiconductor industry, as a cornerstone of the digital economy, holds a vital position in cutting-edge technology fields such as electronic information engineering, communication systems, aerospace technology, and artificial intelligence. It has developed into a comprehensive system encompassing global supply chains, industrial chains [...] Read More.

Keywords: Semiconductor Industry, China-US Strategic Competition, Cost Imposition, Game Strategy Misalignment, Risk Deferral, Security Dilemmas

Full text

Download：23

Open Access

Research Articles

Global Cyberspace Governance Crisis and Response in the Digital Age

Xinyang Lyu*

Abstract: In the digital age, cyberspace has emerged as a new frontier for major power exploration and competition. Initially considered an auxiliary means of traditional combat, cyber warfare has evolved into an independent mode with significant impact, extending the nature[...] Read More.

Keywords: Cybersecurity, Cyberspace Governance, Global Digital Governance

Full text

Download：27

Open Access

Research Articles

Research on the Implementation Path of China’s Multilateral Diplomacy in Optimizing and Shaping Regional Order

Shanshan Dong*

Abstract: Over the past decade, following the 2013 Neighborhood Diplomacy Work Conference and the introduction of the “Belt and Road Initiative” (BRI), China has pursued multilateral diplomacy guided by the principles of “genuine multilateralism,” emphasizing equal consultation, openness, inclusivity, mutual benefit, and win-win cooperation[...] Read More.

Keywords: Multilateral Diplomacy, Regional Public Goods, Regional Order, Belt and Road Initiative, AIIB, China-ASEAN Cooperation

Full text

Download：24

Open Access

Research Articles

Letting Go for a Big Push: China’s Strategic Transformation of Foreign Exchange Reserves and Value Chain Ascension

Tianqi Xiao*

Abstract: This paper utilizes data from the UIBE_GVC database covering the period from 1995 to 2020 to calculate Global Value Chain (GVC) indices and empirically examines the impact of foreign exchange reserves on GVC ascension, along with its heterogeneity and mechanisms of action. The findings reveal an inverted U-shaped relationship between foreign exchange reserves and[...] Read More.

Keywords: Global Value Chain (GVC) Ascension, Foreign Exchange Reserves, Trade Demand Effect Low-end Lock-in Effect, Technological Progress

Full text

Download：20

Search Filter