China y el nuevo regionalismo: teoría, política y perspectivas

Abstract

This article explores the theory of New Regionalism, which offers a contemporary conceptual approach to analyzing political economy. Creating international agreements facilitates and regulates economic, political, commercial, and financial relationships between two countries or regional blocs. This study connects this theory’s framework and recent economic trends in China. Moreover, it identifies crucial public policies and market factors contributing to the empirical findings and the concepts and ideas presented.This study utilizes a qualitative research methodology with a critical, descriptive approach. It relies on reliable official databases and secondary sources of bibliographic information to analyze the significance of theoretical and conceptual postulates and public policies that impact China’s ability to sustain its economic transformation process. Additionally, the research identifies this country’s main challenges and prospects, which will play a vital role in its growth and development in the upcoming decades.