China and Eurasian Powers in a Multipolar World Order 2.0: Security, Diplomacy, Economy and Cyberspace [Paperback]

Contents  List of Figures  Notes on Contributors  Preface in Chinese  Acknowledgements  Foreword: Great Power conflict  PART I China, Great Powers and Eurasian Security  1. Political and economic security in multipolar Eurasia: English school perspective  2. Eurasia and the Pacific as the Golden apple of discord between the US and China: the cases of Afghanistan, Ukraine, the AUKUS and Quad  3.The US and China as main powers in the Multipolar world order 2.0: a case study Turkey and the Middle East  PART II:
Sino-Russian strategic partnership in Eurasia: politics, economy, trade and interregional interaction  4.The strengthening of the Sino-Russian partnership in the the era of the Multiplolar world order 2.0  5. Russo-Chinese trade and economic cooperation: achievements and challenges  6. Interregional interaction between China and Russia on the Russo-Chinese border in the context of the COVID-19 Pandemic  PART III:
Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Belt and Road Initiatives China-Central Asia-Western Asia and Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar economic corridors  7. China in Central Asia: the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, new developments and roles in 2013-2021  8.Chinas Belt and Road Initiative and South Caucasus in the Era of Ukrainian war and Multipolar world order 2.0  9. Bangladesh and Belt and Road Initiative: strategic rationale and plausible repercussions  PART IV: European subcontinent and China  10. China and the European Union: more partners than rivals?  11. Chinese relations with Central and Eastern European Countries in an era of Multipolar world order 2.0  PART V: Cybersecurity challenges, Digital Silk Road, and innovations in Eurasia  12. Chinas Digital Silk Road: empowering capabilities for digital leal£#