China's Economic Engagement in South Asia: Impact on Regional Dynamics
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https://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2023(7-IV)45Keywords:
China Dream, Developing States, Development Program, Hard Power, Soft PowerAbstract
The study examines China's strategic use of soft power, with a focus on economic engagement, to enhance its international influence in South Asian regional and in interactions with the United States and European states, aiming to address global challenges. This research extends Nye's framework, spotlighting China's strategic deployment of soft power, mostly through economic engagement. The study employs a qualitative methodology and a descriptive approach to analyze China's strategies in various geopolitical contexts. It indicates that China actively utilizes soft power initiatives, leveraging values, culture, and technologies, with a significant role played by development programs in disseminating its strategic influence in the regions. On the basis Based of the findings, it is recommended that China continues to balance its soft power initiatives, considering the sensitivities of diverse regions. Acknowledging concerns raised by other global powers, especially the United States, China may benefit from adopting a more nuanced approach to cultural dissemination.
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