New silk road: how a rising Arab World is turning away from the west and rediscovering China

By:

Simpfendorfer, Ben

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Palgrave Macmillian; 2011Description: 202 pISBN:

9780230284852

Subject(s):

International economics

DDC classification:

337.51056 SIM

Summary: The Arab world is rising. Dubai's skyline is jammed with gleaming skyscrapers. Foreign banks are opening in Syria's business districts. Cairo's five-star hotels are filled by Arab holiday makers. Yet, the Arab world isn't rising alone. It is matched by an emerging China. The two are historic powers once connected by one of the world's great trade corridors. This is a fully revised and updated account of how China is spurring growth in the Arab world, taking into account new developments in the financial and political spheres that have taken place since the publication of the first edition.

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The Arab world is rising. Dubai's skyline is jammed with gleaming skyscrapers. Foreign banks are opening in Syria's business districts. Cairo's five-star hotels are filled by Arab holiday makers. Yet, the Arab world isn't rising alone. It is matched by an emerging China. The two are historic powers once connected by one of the world's great trade corridors. This is a fully revised and
updated account of how China is spurring growth in the Arab world, taking into account new developments in the financial and political spheres that have taken place since the publication of the first edition.

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