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Exploring the Reform and Development Pathways of AIIB's Climate Accountability Mechanism in the Context of Global Climate Governance

Yedong Zhang*

Abstract: After the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) revised its Environmental and Social Framework, it has committed to certain climate-related objectives, yet an independent climate accountability mechanism has not been established. The absence of clear evaluation principles and procedural rules presents challenges in[...] Read More.

Keywords: AIIB, Climate Accountability Mechanism, Development Path

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Hand in Hand: The Transition of China’s Identity in Latin America from a “Global South” Perspective

Xueqin Gao*

Abstract: The concept of the “Global South”, first emerged in the 1960s, has expanded in the context of the rise of independence movements in Asia, Africa and Latin America and the growing globalization. China is one of a member and as has risen to become the largest country of the “Global South”, whose identity in Latin America [...] Read More.

Keywords: “Global South”, China-Latin America Relations, Soft Power

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The Climate Policy of the Biden Administration in the Context of Global Carbon Governance

Qianyu Zhou*

Abstract: The issue of global climate change is becoming increasingly serious, and the United States, as a global actor in governance, has a climate policy of great significance to the global response to climate change. The Biden administration immediately adjusted the climate policy of the Trump administration, which had a profound impact on the development [...] Read More.

Keywords: The Biden Administration, Global Carbon Governance, Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

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A Review of the Potential Negative Impact on Vulnerable Communities in East Africa Arising from Climate Change - Uganda as A Case Study

Wei Chen*

Abstract: Climate change has significantly impacted the lives of millions of people. Compared to the global north, the global south emits less carbon dioxide while suffering more from the impacts of climate change. This climate injustice makes it more difficult for vulnerable communities living in poor countries. Uganda is one of the world's poorest countries located in East Africa [...] Read More.

Keywords: Climate Impact, East Africa, Vulnerable Communities, Uganda, Climate Solutions

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Economic Resilience to External and Internal Shocks in the Context of Globalization

Lidan Yao*

Abstract: The aim of the article is to address the issue of the resilience of the economic system to contemporary global challenges under the influence of external and internal shocks; to identify the theoretical foundations of external factors that may have a shock impact on the economic system; and to highlight the impact of shocks on the international economic system in the context of the globalization process [...] Read More.

Keywords: Economic Resilience, Globalization, Economic Shocks, Sustainability of National Economies

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Talent Shortage in the Process of Internationalization of China's Banking Industry: From the Perspective of Financial History

Chuxuan Wang*

Abstract: With the continuous enhancement of China's economic strength, the internationalization process of China's banking industry has been moving forward. Since the stock reform of major state-owned banks in 2006, the process entered a stage of rapid development. However, it is restricted to a large extent due to the shortage of qualified human recourses, especially talented financial and banking professionals with international vision [...] Read More.

Keywords: Banking Industry of China, Internationalization, Talent

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Bank Connections and Corporate Social Responsibility: Evidence from Chinese Targeted Poverty Alleviation

Fanjia Yang, Shuzheng Hao, Ding Jin*

Abstract: We discuss the relationship between bank connections (BC) and corporate social responsibility (CSR). We find that the presence of BC is expected to increase the level of CSR by 0.4%. The results hold after a number of robustness tests. In addition, we also discuss the role of information asymmetry and financial constraints and find that BC can mitigate both information asymmetry and financial [...] Read More.

Keywords: Bank Connections, Corporate Social Responsibility, Targeted Poverty Alleviation

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