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Politeia
2015, vol. 5, iss. 10, pp. 53-86
Bosnia and Herzegovina on the new silk road strategy, conditions, prospects and positioning in accordance with the new Chinese strategy in the countries of CIE
Stević Ljiljanaa, Grujić Milošb
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bNarodna skupština Republike Srpske, Republika Srpska
Keywords: reform and opening; CIE; New Silk Road; One Belt-One Road; economic cooperation; trade and cultural exchange
Abstract
The paper tackles analyses of PR China foreign policy and its relations towards countries of CIE and economic indicators and aims to present significance of the new Chinese strategy of opening and strengthening cooperation with CIE countries. It aims to offer objective review of individual issues and opportunities for BiH in the new Chinese strategy towards CIE and New Silk Road. The first part examines the importance of the new Chinese strategy towards the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The central part of the paper tackles relations between PR China and BiH, realization of project and loans and economic analyses of the cooperation's impact to the BiH economy.
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article language: Serbian
document type: Review Paper
DOI: 10.7251/POL1610053S
published in SCIndeks: 04/03/2017

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