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| Title: | The Importance of Xinjiang and Central Asia in China’s |
| Authors: | 石克倫
Clarence Warner Sills |
| Contributors: | 袁易
Yuan, Yi
石克倫
Clarence Warner Sills |
| Keywords: | Central Asia
Pakistan
China
Xinjiang
Gwadar Port
Kashgar
Central Asia
Pakistan
China
Xinjiang
Gwadar Port
Kashgar |
| Date: | 2012 |
| Issue Date: | 2013-09-02 17:40:56 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | As China’s economy and international prominence continues to grow, Beijing is now,
more than ever, developing its inner and Western provinces, including Xinjiang. Its
interests in Xinjiang extend to the greater South and Central Asian region as China
continues to form diplomatic alliances and economic ties with its bordering neighbors. In
particular, China’s move to the west and the recent designation of Kashgar as a Special
Economic Zone has been an important factor for Beijing’s deepening relations with
Pakistan, it’s gateway not only to South Asia but also to the greater Central Asian region.
This paper will examine the steps China is taking to establish Xinjiang as a major trade
and transport hub in the “New Central Asia,” and how the city of Kashgar is being
developed to facilitate significant transnational trade and development with Pakistan. It
will also examine China’s recent investments and development projects in Pakistan and
how its neighbor in South Asia is now one of its most important allies in the region. It
will posit that China’s thirst for energy resources, namely oil and natural gas from Central
Asia and the Middle East, has prompted Beijing to place more emphasis on maintaining
and deepening relations with Pakistan. Moreover, this paper will assess how Sino-
Pakistani relations in the 21st are affecting China’s relations with India, especially in
regards to Christopher Pehrson’s “String of Pearls” concept. This thesis will focus on two
major case studies: the establishment of Kashgar as an SEZ and the development of the
Gwadar Port in Southern Pakistan, and will show that in many regards, both projects are
facing the same development problems. |
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