The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road and China-Indonesia Energy Cooperation/Chinese Diplomacy and International Cooperation Series

Author's Profile

Song Xiuju, male, Zigui, Hubei, deputy director of the Research Center for Sino-Indonesian Humanities Exchange of Central China Normal University (CCNU), associate professor of the School of Politics and International Relations, master's tutor. graduated from Central China Normal University (CCNU) with a master's degree majoring in modern history of the world in 2000. joined the Graduate School of Political Science, Central China Normal University (CCNU) to study for doctoral degree in international relations in 2003, and received his PhD degree in international specialties (Law) in 2006, mainly engaged in the research of international cooperation theory. He was a visiting scholar in the Department of Political Science at Duke University from 2012-2013, and has been focusing on Indonesia and Sino-Indonesian relations since 2013.

Description

The book is divided into four chapters, including: Energy - Indonesia's rich energy resources is the basis of cooperation; Legal - legal norms of Sino-Indonesian energy cooperation; Risks - risks and dilemmas in energy cooperation with Indonesia; Cooperation - the current situation and future of Sino-Indonesian energy cooperation. Risks and dilemmas of energy cooperation with Indonesia; Cooperation - the status quo and future of China-Indonesia energy cooperation.

In the energy cooperation between China and Indonesia, China is the party that takes the initiative to "go out", and the Chinese energy enterprises should not only have a comprehensive understanding of Indonesia's energy resources, but also comply with Indonesia's domestic legal norms, such as the energy resources law, the land law, the investment law, the labor law and the environmental protection law. In addition, Chinese energy companies should have a clear understanding of the risks that exist in Indonesia in the areas of nature, politics, social security, business and health. The "localization" of Chinese energy enterprises in Indonesia is the fundamental way for the sustainable development of energy cooperation between China and Indonesia.

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This book, The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road and China-Indonesia Energy Cooperation, by Song Xiu Ju, intends to show that the influence of domestic factors of each country on international cooperation is decisive, while the influence of supranational factors such as international power structures, international regimes, and international anarchic cultures is limited.