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Global China's Shadow Exchange, PDF eBook

Global China's Shadow Exchange PDF

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This Element shows China has assumed a historical role in shaping a new turn in globalization.

It has assertively engaged in the open globalizing process through its Belt and Road Initiative as well as in the clandestine process through its shadow networks.

These networks have incorporated millions of common people who are unwitting agents of transnational exchange in a global shadow economy.

In contrast to the neoliberal phase, the shadow turn in globalization is driven by a plurality of individual, corporate, and state actors with unique divisions of labour, hierarchies of control and domination, and modes of operation.

By virtue of being a nodal centre for shadow operations, China is exerting its shadow power in regrouping global city networks, redefining global value chains, and reconfigurating state borders and power.

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