دانلود کتاب Value Chains Transformation and Transport Reconnection in Eurasia: Geo-economic and Geopolitical Implications

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Introduction
1 Transport integration and value chains in continental Eurasia: limits and potential
2 The ‘continentalization’ of value chains: an opportunity for Eurasia transport integration
2.1 Europe’s value chains ‘go east’: a new manufacturing core
2.2 China’s value chains ‘go west’: new inland production hubs
3 The impact on east–west transit corridors: between integration and competition
3.1 The catalytic role of the BRI
3.2 The Northern Corridor: routes via Russia or via Kazakhstan/Russia
3.3 The Middle Corridor: the trans-Caspian route
3.4 The Southern Corridor: the Iran–Turkey route
4 Deepening trade ties with Asia: the future of Eurasia transport integration?
4.1 The rise of Eurasian-Asian trade
4.2 The rise of Asia’s FDI in continental Eurasia: first steps, future trend?
4.3 Current limits and risks of Eurasia’s transport integration in Asia’s value and supply chains
5 COVID-19 and the evolving EU–China relation: game changer for Eurasia transport integration?
5.1 COVID-19: a trend accelerator
5.2 The EU between overreliance on China and strategic autonomy: back to Europe?
5.3 China’s adjustment to a changing reality: the BRI between ‘dual circulation’ and Asia’s free trade agreement
5.4 Implications for Eurasia’s transport integration
Conclusion: geopolitical and geo-economic implications
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