新亚洲发展金融

IF 1 4区经济学 Q2 AREA STUDIES

Ids Bulletin-Institute of Development Studies Pub Date : 2021-11-29 DOI:10.19088/1968-2021.119

Karin Costa Vazquez, Yu Zheng

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摘要

最近多边主义面临的挑战和可持续发展制度的出现促使各国参与更灵活、基于问题的发展融资倡议和机构。这些变化深刻影响了中国发展融资的理念和运作方式。其他国家的经验如何影响中国的开发性金融?中国如何在全球范围内塑造发展金融?本文认为，特别是自“一带一路”倡议提出以来，中国的开发性金融日益以市场为导向，关注金融和环境的可持续性，并通过双边-多边混合渠道提供。受中国在国际和国内经历的变化的影响，这些新特征标志着“新亚洲发展金融”的兴起，它正在重新聚焦全球辩论，将援助、贸易和投资结合在金融和环境可持续框架下的重要性，并通过多边渠道引导发展融资，以促进结构转型。

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The New Asian Development Finance

The recent challenges posed for multilateralism and the emergence of a sustainable development regime have pushed countries to engage in more flexible, issue-based development finance initiatives and institutions. These changes have profoundly impacted how China conceives and delivers its development finance. How is China’s development finance being shaped by other countries’ experiences? How has China been shaping development finance globally? This article argues that China’s development finance has been increasingly market-oriented, concerned about financial and environmental sustainability, and delivered through hybrid bilateral–multilateral channels, particularly since the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative. Shaped by the changes that China experienced at both international and domestic levels, these new features signal the rise of a ‘new Asian development finance’ that is refocusing the global debate on the importance of combining aid, trade, and investment under financially and environmentally sustainable frameworks, and channelling development finance through multilateral channels to catalyse structural transformation.

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1.20

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期刊介绍： The IDS Bulletin is the flagship publication of the Institute of Development Studies, UK, which is a leading global organisation for research, teaching and communications on international development. With its over 40 year history the Bulletin has a unique reputation for intellectually rigorous articles on emerging and evolving development issues presented in an accessible manner, and has become one of the leading journals in its field through engaged scholarship between academic and policy communities in the North and the South. It brings together the latest cutting-edge thinking and research from programmes and events involving the IDS community and presents them to an audience of development practitioners, policymakers and researchers.