1st Edition
Green Finance, Sustainable Development and the Belt and Road Initiative
Introduction: Green Finance, Sustainable Development, and the Belt and Road Initiative
Section 1. BRI and National Competitiveness
Chapter 1:
Development in the Belt and Road Regions from a Competitiveness Perspective: The First Lustrum Review
Victor Zheng, Hua Guo
Section 2. Renminbi Internationalization and Green Finance
Chapter 2:
The Belt and Road Initiative and China's Green Foreign Direct Investment
Wen Wang, Fanxin Yang
Chapter 3:
Sustainability of RMB Internationalization
Cheung-kwok Law
Chapter 4:
China’s Rising Consumerism and RMB Internationalization and Sustainable Growth
Minggao Shen and Jianghui Chen
Chapter 5:
Understanding Green Bond Challenges: A Stakeholder’s Perspective
David C. Broadstock, Louis T.W. Cheng, and Tiantian Wang
Section 3. Green Energy, Technology and Manufacturing
Chapter 6:
Advancement of Environmental Sustainability through LNG: the Case of Qatar–China Relations
Steven Wright
Chapter 7:
Technological Assessment of CO2 Capture and EOR/EGR/ECBM-based Storage
Guoping Hu, Kai Jiang, Rui Wang and Gang Kevin Li
Chapter 8:
Meeting the Green Challenges and Opportunities of Hong Kong Manufacturers in China’s Belt and Road Pathway: Experiences from the Pearl River Delta
Ning Liu, Carlos W.H. Lo, and Pansy H.Y. Li
Section 4. Green Development and Public-Private Partnership
Chapter 9:
Greening China’s Belt and Road: A Role for Chinese NGOs to Go Global?
Kathinka Fürst
Chapter 10:
High Hanging Fruits and the Belt and Road Initiative: sustainability through entrepreneurship
Gordon Cheung
Chapter 11:
An Integrated Approach to Sustainable Infrastructure Standards for the Belt and Road Initiative
Stephen Wong, Chun San Johnson Kong, Gloria Wenting Luo, Hei Tung Natalie Lau
Biography
Fanny M. Cheung is former Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Choh-Ming Li Professor of Psychology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Senior Advisor of Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies and Co-Convenor of the Global China Research Programme at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Ying-yi Hong is the Choh-Ming Li Professor of Management at the Faculty of Business, Associate Director of Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies and Co- Convenor of the Global China Research Programme at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
“This volume, which is the result of pioneering research in this area, aims to analyse and evaluate the evolution of sustainable development under the BRI. It not only brings sustainability to the forefront of BRI discussions but also touches on governance, finance, technology, and international relations.”
Peihua Fan in Asia Pacific Business Review, DOI: 10.1080/13602381.2024.2326729
