China in Latin America

By R. Ellis. 2009

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China's Expanding Ties with Latin America. Why China Is Interested in Latin America. Why Latin America Is Interested in China. The Southern Cone: Iron, Soy, Oil, and Customers. The Andes: Fishmeal, Oil, and Tenuous Alliances. Mexico, Central America, and the Carribean: Strategic Position and the Taiwan Card. Considering Latin America's Future.

Subfields: Development

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Citations in the corpus

• The New Banks in Town: Chinese Finance in Latin America (2012, background): “There is a burgeoning literature on the Chinese-Latin American economic relationship and its implications for Latin American development and global geopolitics (see Hearn and Leon-Marquez 2011; Gallagher and Porzecanski 2010; Jenkins and Dussel 2009; Ellis 2009).”
• Hegemonic transitions and global shifts in social metabolism: Implications for resource-rich countries. Introduction to the special section (2012, background): “The emergence of huge Asian economies is redrawing South– South political and economic relations (Ellis, 2009; Fernandez Jilberto and Hogenboom, 2007; Kaplinsky and Messner, 2008) and inducing a re-configuration of the systems for the extraction and provision of natural resources, with significant d”