Includes bibliographical references (pages 19-22).
Contents
Introduction. -- Boom and bust in China-Latin America relations. -- Sowing the seeds of dysfunction. -- Venezuelan and Chinese calculations. -- After Chávez, chronic crisis. -- Stalemate, opposition strategy, and the US-China rivalry. -- Conclusions: learning from China's mistakes.
Summary
The outsized ambitions and scale of the China-Venezuela political and financial relationship in the twenty-first century have meant that its failures and disappointments have been correspondingly large. This report explores how the nations came to be involved, how each side has responded to Venezuela's extended economic and political crisis, and the implications for the future of the bilateral relationship and for China's aspirations to be a leader and agent of international development.
Note
Online resource; title from PDF caption (USIP, viewed January 9, 2021).
