GDI and GSI: China’s New Propositions for Global Governance  

作　　者：Ouyang Xiangying 

机构地区：[1]Institute of World Economy and Politics,Chinese Academy of Social Sciences(IWEP-CASS),Beijing,China

出　　处：《China Economist》2024年第5期107-116,共10页中国经济学人（英文版）

基　　金：supported by the key project of the National Social Science Fund of China(NSSFC):“Study on China-Russia Strategic Partnership for the New Era”(Grant No.20AGJ012).

摘　　要：In the post-pandemic era,the global economic and security landscapes are fraught with complexities and uncertainties.Among them,four risk flashpoints merit attention:Certain countries are raising interest rates to subdue inflation,despite their already high levels of debt;the bulk commodities market is experiencing volatility,leading to global turbulence and change;trade protectionism is at the forefront of major-power rivalry in political and economic spheres;and regional security crises are compounding international tensions.Behind those flashpoints are contradictions that obstruct world peace and progress,including development imbalances,governance gaps,and structural tensions in global security.In the face of uncertainties,it is crucial for China to seize strategic opportunities and transform crises into favorable situations.China has launched the Global Development Initiative(GDI)and the Global Security Initiative(GSI)to contribute to global prosperity and security.The two initiatives demonstrate China’s commitment to addressing global deficits in peace,development,security,and governance.

关 键 词：Global Development Initiative(GDI) Global Security Initiative(GSI) China’s approach to global governance Ukraine crisis China-Russia relationship 

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