中国在斯洛伐克共和国的当前和潜在外国直接投资

Baltic Journal of European Studies Pub Date : 2017-06-27 DOI:10.1515/bjes-2017-0006

Liqun Zhang, Martin Grešš, K. Brockova

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摘要本文概述了在基于16+1平台的更广泛的中东欧国家区域合作中，中国对斯洛伐克共和国的当前和潜在投资。本文通过对中东欧地区汽车工业的商业研究，特别是斯洛伐克作为中国可能投资的具有巨大潜力的工业部门之一，旨在确定该地区作为外国直接投资目的地的主要优势和劣势。文章还分析了外国直接投资流入对斯洛伐克经济的影响。我们得出的结论是，最近从中国流入斯洛伐克的外国直接投资在统计上是微不足道的，然而，如果中国对斯洛伐克钢铁行业的投资能够实现，这种情况可能会发生变化。关于这一点，该条还指出，有必要为中国在欧盟的投资制定一个新的修订国际法律保护框架。已经确定，需要进一步研究来评估中国外国直接投资对斯洛伐克经济的影响。

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Current and Potential Chinese Foreign Direct Investment in the Slovak Republic

Abstract This article presents an overview of current and potential investment from China into the Slovak Republic within the broader CEEC region cooperation based on the 16+1 platform. Based on a business study on the automotive industry in the CEEC region, and particularly Slovakia as one of the industrial sectors for possible Chinese investment with immense potential, the article aims to identify the main advantages and disadvantages of the region as a foreign direct investment destination. The article also analyses the impact of FDI inflows on the Slovak economy. We come to the conclusion that the recent FDI inflow from China to Slovakia has been statistically insignificant, which may, however, change in case the envisaged Chinese investment into the steel industry in Slovakia will be realised. With respect thereto, the article also points at the need to set out a new revised framework for the international legal protection of Chinese investment in the EU. It has been established that further research is required to assess the impact of Chinese FDI on the Slovak economy.

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期刊介绍： Baltic Journal of European Studies (abbreviation BJES) is a semiannual double blind peer-reviewed international research journal (formerly known as Proceedings of the Institute for European Studies) with an international editorial office and extensive international editorial board, abstracted in EBSCO and other relevant databases.The scope of the journal comprises a wide spectrum of social, political, economic and cultural issues related to recent developments in the European Union and its member states.