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China s expansion into the developing world is a recent development with global implications. In regards to China s expansion much attention has been paid to its actions in Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and to a lesser extent Latin America. Considering that Latin America has long been seen by the United States as being under its sphere of influence, combined with the fact that China s bilateral trade with Latin America has expanded at a faster pace than any other region in the world, makes China s rapid expansion a surprising occurrence. This thesis focuses in-depth on the question…mehr

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China s expansion into the developing world is a recent development with global implications. In regards to China s expansion much attention has been paid to its actions in Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and to a lesser extent Latin America. Considering that Latin America has long been seen by the United States as being under its sphere of influence, combined with the fact that China s bilateral trade with Latin America has expanded at a faster pace than any other region in the world, makes China s rapid expansion a surprising occurrence. This thesis focuses in-depth on the question of how and why China has been able to become Latin America s second largest trading partner in less than a decade of serious engagement.
Autorenporträt
Nicholas Bernhard is a student of international relations. He has studied in the United States, Spain, and Korea. He received two Neo-Renaissance grants that afforded him to opportunity to conduct research in China and Japan. To further probe into the research required for this thesis Nicholas traveled to several Latin American countries.