@SebastianReil, Project Manager at Rail Cargo Group, explains us that special economic zones will be a major force. Developing economies are playing a key role in logistics and we need to be open to new opportunities focused on sustainability.
Happy to see that the 4th volume of Studies on China’s SEZs has been published with my chapter comparing the Chinese and Ethiopian experiences with place based economic policies https://t.co/JjifKzHY57
I argue that signing a BRI agreement is an ineffective strategy for attracting Chinese FDI - especially in Europe where we see countries that did not sign up to the BRI receive much larger inflows of Chinese FDI than countries that did
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@zeithistoriker There is a fascinating account by the Spiegel from the 1940s on Tangier as a trade/smuggling hub - especially for enabling exports for communist Eastern European countries https://t.co/wI4HI5mPCe