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In the panorama of international migration statistics, there is a progressive growth of registrations of Italian citizens residing abroad. In particular, the steady increase in consular registrations based in the People’s Republic of China is striking. The expression “new emigrations” is an increasingly recurrent among scholars to highlight the quantitative and qualitative changes that have characterised Italian emigration abroad in recent years. The choice to emigrate depends on many factors, the very definition of new emigration calls into question aspects of the debate that imply a careful evaluation of the different components that characterize its profile. Which dimensions, above others, act on the choice to emigrate? Which aspects characterize the profile of Italians who decide to undertake an emigration experience in the People’s Republic of China, albeit temporary? New Italian migration in Shanghai is a Skilled Migration? In this article, we will focus on some results of a qualitative research conducted on the new Italian emigration to China1. More precisely, in the following pages we try to bring out which dimensions act in the choice to emigrate and which aspects characterize the profile of Italians who decide to emigrate to Shanghai.
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The article aims to analyze the role of economic sanctions in the People’s Republic of China’s overall approach to achieving its security objectives in the international arena. During the last two decades, Beijing used this instrument on numerous occasions to exert pressure on a varied group of actors. China’s current strategy toward a range of disputes and conflicts it is engaged in (the South China Sea territorial disputes most prominently stand out) is often described using the popular vocabulary of “hybrid warfare” or “grey zone conflicts”. Putting the conceptual complications aside, the author agrees that the PRC’s approach can be viewed as part of a growing trend for great powers to employ what can be called “hybrid strategies” toward its opponents. As part of a broader category of economic statecraft, economic sanctions form an important element of this approach. Considering current scholarship on both “hybrid” (or “grey area”) warfare and economic sanctions, the article answers the question of why the PRC increasingly resorts to hybrid strategies (including economic coercion) and identifies the main characteristics of Chinese economic sanctions. It also provides preliminary conclusions on their effectiveness.
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The aim of the article is (1) to describe the evaluation during the RDI initiative; (2) analysis of Chinese documents on “greening” projects under the Belt and Road initiative; (3) describe the impact of the initiative on the environment; (4) describing the role of socio-economic factors influencing the environment of RDI and sustainable development policy; (5) issuing recommendations and recommendations for the PRC. The article may contribute to intensifying the discussion on the environmental impact of the Belt and Road Initiative and to carrying out further interdisciplinary research – taking into account the multifaceted nature of this cross-border initiative. This is crucial as the impact of BRI is likely to be felt for generations after it is completed worldwide.
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In contemporary international relations, the issue of energy security is becoming fundamental. Access to energy resources is an existential need of every country, conditioning its economic and social development. In such a situation, states try to construct long-term energy security policies to ensure smooth supplies of raw materials. The research problem is the analysis of the energy security policy of the People’s Republic of China towards the Caspian states of Central Asia: Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan. In the research process, a hypothesis was verified, assuming that China’s energy security policy in the Caspian region of Central Asia is determined by the increased demand of this superpower for energy resources and geographical proximity to oil and gas deposits located in Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. The People’s Republic of China (PRC) became interested in the hydrocarbon resources of the Central Asian region right after the collapse of the USSR. At that time, the energy security policy of this superpower was implemented in several stages: from gaining access to the oil and gas reserves of the countries of the region to the construction of export pipelines supplying the absorptive Chinese market. Thus, the analysis presents the conditions of the PRC’s energy security policy, its institutional dimension and actions towards Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, both in upstream and midstream terms.
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In analyzing the worldwide consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war, it is necessary to consider the position of People’s Republic of China. This results from three major factors. First, the aggressor state, the Russian Federation, has China as a strategic partner. Second, the ongoing armed conflict (which is actually also a confrontation between Russia and US/NATO) coincides with a period of increased rivalry between United States and China. And third, even if China wasn’t Russia’s strategic partner and Sino-American weren’t so tense, it would have been impossible to ignore China’s stance on the war. That is due to the fact that PRC is at present the second superpower and a strong candidate for international leadership. The articles aims to achieve the following research goals: 1) Identifying and explaining PRC’s position on the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. 2) Assessing the effects of the current war on China’s international position. 3) Identifying the key factors that will determine the future course of PRC’s policy towards the conflict.
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Strategic culture in the theory of international relations is now one of the most important concepts explaining the rules of military behaviour by individual states. In contrast to realism and idealism, its focuses on the influence of internal factors on foreign policy, such as historical experience, national identity, morals in society, and perception of diplomacy by political elites. It therefore allows us to respond to many questions that researchers are not able to answer based solely on the theory of political realism ‒ the perception of national security threats by governments, the national way of war, the socially-acceptable level of victims, the attitude of armed forces to the use of new technologies, or trust to allies. The purpose of this article is to compare the strategic culture of the United States and the People's Republic of China ‒ states with significantly different strategic cultures, historical experience, national identity and methods of warfare. The content of this article may be useful to any person interested in Sino-American relations, political rivalry in the Western Pacific and a possible future war between these powers.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2013
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vol. 16
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issue 1(58)
160-169
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The article covers the topic of development of the services sector in China, which is currently the second largest national economy in the world after the United States. At the beginning the author shows the growth of importance of China in the global economy and then focuses on the growing role of its services sector within the last thirty years, from the very beginning of the opening-up reforms and policy initiated by Deng Xiaoping’s administration till now. When analyzing the aforementioned the author takes into consideration the share of services sector in total employment and GDP creation. Moreover, the author takes notice of the internal structural changes within the services sector itself, where currently the role of financial and real estate services rises, whereas the role of transportation and telecommunication services diminishes. The most important part of the article discusses the development perspectives of the third sector of Chinese economy in the future, taking into account the threats and barriers, and constitutes an attempt to answer the question whether China will be able to catch up in terms of the services sector share in economy in comparison to developed countries in the coming years to be perceived as a post-industrial economy.
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The People’s Republic of China is one of the states focusing intensively on building its soft power and shaping its international image. However, China’s image is still negative and primarily based on stereotypes. In recent years, this country is willing to change such perceptions and present itself as an efficient, intensively developing, capable country that is much more than just a global production plant. The article aims to review China’s different manifestations of development aid regarding changing this type of public diplomacy and its meaning to the Chinese government. Is it only motivated by good intentions, or maybe its goal is to only provide an advantage to China? It is evident that owing to significant development, China needs to expand its economic contacts. However, the tested hypothesis states that behind Chinese development aid, political motivation is hidden as well. The research is based on content analysis of official documents and Foreign Ministry’s statements referring to development aid.
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The subject of the analysis is the attitude of the People’s Republic of China towards the crisis in Libya in 2011. The problem is considered taking into account both the bilateral China-Libya and multilateral situation at the time. The paper discusses issues such as China’s cooperation with Libya before the crisis and Beijing’s actions at consecutive stages of the crisis, focusing mainly on the evolution of China’s position towards the question of imposing and implementing sanctions against Libya as well as towards the political representation of the Libyan rebel groups. The discussion is presented in the context of Beijing’s compliance with its traditionally professed foreign policy principles and its attitude towards the concept of “Responsibility to Protect”. The case of the Libyan crisis has shown that China does not have a coherent strategy for dealing with internal military conflicts that generate humanitarian disasters in foreign states.
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Artykuł dotyczy zjawiska przedsiębiorczości społecznej w Chińskiej Republice Ludowej, a jego celem jest nakreślenie ram konceptualnych będących warunkiem systematycznego badania tego fenomenu. Zastosowane w tym celu metody selektywnej, niepełnej analizy i krytyki piśmiennictwa oraz badania dokumentów potwierdziły, że przedsiębiorczość społeczna w Chinach, podobnie jak w kręgu kulturowym krajów Zachodu, przejawia się na wiele sposobów. W związku z tym konieczne wydaje się podjęcie prac zmierzających do opracowania modelu unifi kacyjnego zjawiska, który pozwoliłby na prowadzenie bardziej szczegółowych badań. Uzasadnieniem dla przyjęcia tej rekomendacji jest oblicze 578 mln ludzi głodujących w regionie Azji i Pacyfi ku oraz potrzeba poszukiwania narzędzi umożliwiających zniwelowanie tych i wielu innych społecznych problemów. Dotyczy to także Afryki, Ameryki Łacińskiej, Środkowego Wschodu i każdego innego miejsca, gdzie ludzie cierpią z powodu niedożywienia. Właściwe Chinom przejawy przedsiębiorczości społecznej oraz zastosowane rozwiązania mogłyby stanowić instrumentarium, które można by było wykorzystać w innych miejscach na świecie.
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The article deals with the phenomenon of social entrepreneurship in China, and its purpose is to outline the conceptual framework required for a systematic investigation of the phenomenon. The methods of selective, incomplete critical analysis of the literature and study of available documents have confirmed that social entrepreneurship in China, as is the case in the Western cultural setting, manifests itself in a number of ways. Therefore, it appears necessary to undertake eff orts in order to develop a unified model of the phenomenon that would permit a more detailed research. The rationale for the adoption of the recommendation is the face of 578 million hungry people in Asia and in the Pacific region, and the pressing need for tools to overcoming those and numerous other social problems. This observation also applies to Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and any other place where people suffer from malnutrition. Typically Chinese manifestations of social entrepreneurship and their solutions could provide instruments to be used elsewhere worldwide.
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The People’s Republic of China has undoubtedly made an unprecedented leap in civilisation over the past 40 years, lifting more than 850 million people out of extreme poverty. However, this tremendous progress has been paid by environmental degradation. In 2012 and 2013, Xi Jinping became General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and President of the People’s Republic of China successively. During the subsequent years of his rule, he consolidated in his hands a power that no other politician since Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping possessed. At the same time, he faced the challenge of a national and international climate crisis. According to Xi Jinping, to address this critical situation, it is necessary to make China an ecological civilization. This article characterises the idea of ecological civilisation as well as shows the most important actions taken by Xi Jinping to implement it.
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Chińska Republika Ludowa dokonała w ciągu ostatnich 40 lat ogromnego skoku cywilizacyjnego, dzięki czemu m.in. wyciągnięto ponad 850 mln mieszkańców tego kraju ze skrajnego ubóstwa. Ten niebywały postęp został jednak przypłacony degradacją środowiska naturalnego. W 2012 r. Xi Jinping został sekretarzem generalnym Komunistycznej Partii Chin, a w 2013 r. - przewodniczącym Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej. W ciągu lat rządów skonsolidował w swoich rękach władzę, której nie miał żaden inny polityk od czasów Mao Zedonga i Deng Xiaopinga. Równocześnie stanął przed wyzwaniami związanymi z kryzysem klimatycznym w wymiarze krajowym i światowym. Zdaniem Xi Jinpinga zaradzenie tej krytycznej sytuacji wymaga stworzenia w Chinach cywilizacji ekologicznej. W artykule zostały scharakteryzowane idee cywilizacji ekologicznej, jak również przedstawione najważniejsze działania podjęte przez Xi Jinpinga w celu ich realizacji. Chińska Republika Ludowa, transformacja energetyczna, cywilizacja ekologiczna.
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The article reflects on the security issues of Russia, China and Central Asia in the context of Islamic separatism and terrorism, which Moscow and Beijing face. Following the Afghan Wars, all Islamic countries have developed Islamic fundamentalist movements that proclaim the ideology of a religious state. Both the authorities of the Russian Federation and the authorities of the People’s Republic of China see the activities of Jihadist organizations as a threat of destabilization throughout the region. The common policy of the Russian Federation and the PRC towards Islamic extremism and terrorism is a necessity for both powers, and they have undertaken a joint effort for regional stability and security policy in 2001 and establishing a Regional Counterterrorism Structure (RATS) under the Shanghai Convention on the Fight against Terrorism, Separatism and Extremism from June 15, 2001
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W artykule podjęto refleksję nad problematyką bezpieczeństwa Rosji, Chin i Azji Środkowej w kontekście separatyzmu i terroryzmu islamskiego, z którymi borykają się Moskwa i Pekin. W następstwie wojen afgańskich we wszystkich krajach Azji Środkowej rozwinęły się ruchy fundamentalizmu islamskiego, głoszące ideologię państwa religijnego. Zarówno władze Federacji Rosyjskiej, jak i władze Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej postrzegają działalność organizacji dżihadystycznych jako zagrożenie destabilizacją całego regionu. Wspólna polityka FR i ChRL wobec ekstremizmu i terroryzmu islamskiego jest dla obu mocarstw koniecznością, państwa te podjęły zatem wspólny wysiłek na rzecz polityki stabilizacji i bezpieczeństwa regionalnego, powołując w 2001 r., na mocy zapisów Szanghajskiej Konwencji o Walce z Terroryzmem, Separatyzmem i Ekstremizmem z 15 czerwca 2001 r., Regionalną Strukturę Antyterrorystyczną (RATS).
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Foreign visits by state delegations constitute a regular component of international relations. The case of Poland in the Stalinist era was no different in this respect, even though the foreign visits were usually limited to the democracies of their fellow comrades. Among such numerous visits made by the Polish officials of the time, one is of special interest to us. This was a party-governmental visit to the People’s Republic of China and the Mongolian People’s Republic, held from 24 September until 13 October 1954. The pretext for the “friendly visit” were the celebrations of the fifth anniversary of the rise of the People’s Republic of China, held on 1 October 1954. The invitation was issued by the Central Government of the People’s Republic of China, and addressed exclusively to representatives of the Communist states and parties. The four–member Polish delegation was headed by the Secretary General of the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers’ Party (henceforth as PUWP) Bolesław Bierut and it also included a Member of the Political Office (Politburo) of the Central Committee of PUWP, deputy prime minister Jakub Berman, deputy prime minister Stefan Jędrychowski and the vice-president of the Council of the State Stefan Ignar. It was the first visit by top-ranking Polish Communist officials in China, which would not have been possible without the prior reshuffle in the Soviet Union’s political regime after the death of Joseph Stalin. This article presents the course of events of the above–mentioned, exotic visit as reported by the press articles in “Trybuna Ludu” [People’s Tribune] – the major press title of the Central Committee of PUWP. Our analysis of these press reports, sent with a two-day delay via a correspondent of the Polish Press Agency, shows which facts relating to the event were highlighted by the journalists.
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The aim of this article is to analysis the position of the People’s Republic of China with the Polish foreign policy in the second decade of the XXI Century. In recent years the relations between both countries has increase by officials having high level talks. The most important objective of this was the realization the strategic partnership, which was signed in 2011. The author will indicate that this objective has not been realized yet. There is a lot of reasons for this situation. On one hand the hesitation and lack of strategy from the Polish side. On the other hand Chinese political and economical expectations. Finally, the relations between Poland and European Union and the role of this in China’s policy.
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Celem autora jest analiza miejsca Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej w polityce zagranicznej Polski w drugiej dekadzie XXI wieku. Warto ją przeprowadzić ze względu na znaczącą intensyfikację kontaktów politycznych na najwyższym szczeblu w latach 2015–2017. Miały one służyć wypełnieniu treścią strategicznego partnerstwa ogłoszonego przez liderów obu państw w 2011 roku. Autor wykaże, że do wiosny 2018 roku nie udało się osiągnąć tego celu. Z wielu powodów, pośród których ważną rolę odgrywa niezdecydowanie strony polskiej i związana z tym rozbieżność deklaracji oraz działań. W wypadku Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej będzie to prosta kalkulacja polityczna czyniona na bazie analizy międzynarodowej pozycji Polski i wynikających z tego konsekwencji dla chińskich inicjatyw w regionie Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej i Unii Europejskiej
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Artykuł prezentuje analizę porównawczą aktualnych strategii Stanów Zjednoczonych Ameryki oraz Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej względem Azji Centralnej pod kątem ich konsekwencji dla bezpieczeństwa w regionie. Zbadano zawartość merytoryczną tychże strategii oraz przedstawiono wyzwania i zagrożenia dla bezpieczeństwa w Azji Centralnej. Autorzy przeanalizowali implikacje obu strategii dla bezpieczeństwa w regionie, odpowiadając w artykule na pytania: Czy strategie mocarstw w realny i wiarygodny sposób adresują wskazane problemy bezpieczeństwa w Azji Centralnej? Czy strategie USA i ChRL sprzyjają konfliktowi, kooperacji czy koegzystencji między tymi państwami w sprawach regionalnych? Czy cele strategii naruszają interesy innych aktorów polityki w regionie (przede wszystkim Federacji Rosyjskiej oraz państw Azji Centralnej), sprzyjając w ten sposób powstawaniu sporów międzynarodowych?
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The article assesses a role played by the United States of America and Peoples Republic of China in a Central Asian security by taking a comparative analysis of theirs regional strategies as a point of departure. In subsequent parts of the research authors: scrutinize a content of the strategies (especially both great powers’ policy aims and instruments); analyze threats and challenges to the regional security in the region and degree to which both strategies allow to address them; and examine an impact of the strategies on the security environment in the Central Asia, particularly their potential to induce a (great power) conflict between actors involved in the regional politics.
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Celem artykułu jest analiza i ocena determinantów udziału Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej w Misji Narodów Zjednoczonych w Sudanie Południowym. Pierwsza część artykułu ukazuje tło zaangażowania chińskiej armii w państwach sudańskich, a druga część specyfikę jej zaangażowania w UNMISS. Dwie kolejne części dotyczą odpowiednio politycznych, militarnych i strategicznych oraz gospodarczych powodów zaangażowania się Chin w tę misję. Problem badawczy zawiera się w pytaniu jakie były najważniejsze determinanty zaangażowania Chin w misję ONZ w Sudanie Południowym? Hipoteza artykułu zakłada, że główną determinantą z angażowania była ochrona interesów gospodarczych Chin w Sudanie Południowym i w Afryce Wschodniej. Ponadto, poprzez aktywność w misjach pokojowych ONZ Chiny chcą wzmacniać tę organizację i kreować wizerunek państwa odpowiedzialnego za utrzymanie międzynarodowego pokoju i bezpieczeństwa. Chińskiej armii zależy również na zdobywaniu doświadczeń w misjach ekspedycyjnych, aby zwiększać zdolność działań militarnych na odległych teatrach. W artykule skorzystano z metody analizy źródeł tekstowych.
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The purpose of the paper is to analyze and assess the determinants of the participation of the People’s Republic of China in the United Nations Mission in South Sudan. The first part of the paper presents the background of the Chinese army’s involvement in the Sudanese states, and the second part shows the specificity of its involvement in UNMISS. The next two parts deal, respectively, with political, military and strategic, and economic determinants of China’s involvement in this mission. The research problem is contained in the question what were the most important determinants of China’s involvement in the UN Mission in South Sudan? The hypothesis of the paper assumes that the main deterimnant of the involvement was the protection of China’s economic interests in South Sudan and East Africa. In addition, by being active in UN peacekeeping missions, China wants to strengthen this organization and create the image of the state responsible for maintaining international peace and security. The Chinese army is also interested in gaining experience in expeditionary mission to increase the ability of military operations in distant theaters. The method of text source analysis was used in the paper.
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До сих пор под эгидой китайского «Пояса и пути» реализовывались в основном традиционные инфраструктурные проекты. Однако все чаще можно услышать о следующем ее компоненте - Цифровом шелковом пути (ЦШП). Таким образом, Китай расширяет свои «техносферы» - географические области, в которых он наращивает свое преимущество в плане сбора данных и информации. Эти техносферы напрямую снабжают Китай этим ценнейшим товаром - так называемым «Новая нефть» или данные. Деятельность КНР такого типа транслируется в различные регионы мира, включая Центральную и Восточную Европу (ЦВЕ), включая балканские страны. Целью исследования статьи является анализ предположений о цифровой составляющей инициативы «Один пояс, один путь» в выбранной балканской стране, то есть в Сербии. Также важно изучить стратегию и меры Китая в отношении этой страны. Автор попытается ответить на следующие исследовательские вопросы: (1) Что такое цифровой Шелковый путь? (2) Какие возможности и угрозы возникают в результате его реализации? (3) Как регион ЦВЕ и, в частности, балканские страны относятся к сотрудничеству, предлагаемому КНР? (4) Что такое Инициатива США по чистой сети. (5) Какова реакция Сербии на цифровые предложения КНР? Проведенный анализ позволит определить механизмы действия инициативы RDI, в частности ее цифровой составляющей на Балканах, а также будет полезен в исследованиях более широкого контекста внешней политики Китая. В статье используется анализ имеющихся данных (кабинетное исследование).
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Until now, mainly traditional infrastructure projects have been implemented under the auspices of the Chinese Belt and Road. However, more and more often one can hear about its next component, i.e. the Digital Silk Road (DSR). In this way, China is expanding its “technospheres” - geographic areas where it is building its edge in terms of data and information gathering. These technospheres directly supply China with this most valuable commodity - the so-called “New oil” or data. PRC activities of this type translate into various regions of the world - including Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), including the Balkan countries. The research objective of the article is to analyze the assumptions of the digital component of the Belt and Road initiative in the selected Balkan country, i.e. in Serbia. It is also important to examine China’s strategy and measures towards that country. The author will try to answer the following research questions: (1) What is the Digital Silk Road?, (2) What opportunities and threats result from its implementation?, (3) How the CEE region, and the Balkan countries in particular, approach the cooperation offered by the PRC?, (4) What is the US Clean Web Initiative, and (5) What is Serbia’s reaction to digital propositions made by the PRC? The conducted analysis will allow for the definition of the mechanisms of operation of the RDI initiative, in particular its digital component in the Balkans, as well as it will be useful in research on the broader context of China’s foreign policy. The article uses the analysis of existing data (desk research).
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This lecture includes an attempt to answer the question: what the connection of Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai and Zhu De was, and what conditions contributed to the fact that both Zhou Enlai and Zhu De did not share the fate of the political opponents of Mao Zedong, inter alia Liu Shaoqi, Wang Ming, Gao Gang and others. Recognizing the political reality of China of the period from the creation of the CPC to the death of the heroes, the synthetic approach shows their resumes, and an attempt was taken to involve the most important facts to answer the questions, inter alia about civil, war of national liberation, domestic and foreign policy of China implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Communist Party of China and the role of the heroes in shaping the cultural and civilisation order after the declaration of the establishment of the People’s Republic of China.
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Artykuł ukazuje zmianę sytuacji Azji Środkowej w przeciągu ostatnich trzech dekad. Region ten do początku lat 90. XX wieku wchodził w skład Związku Radzieckiego. W 1991 roku dawne azjatyckie republiki radzieckie przekształciły się w pięć nowych państw: Kazachstan, Kirgistan, Tadżykistan, Turkmenistan i Uzbekistan. Z uwagi na swoje strategiczne położenie, a przede wszystkim ze względu na występujące na ich terenie surowce mineralne, region ten stał się polem rywalizacji globalnych potęg: Stanów Zjednoczonych, Federacji Rosyjskiej i Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej. Obecnie można stwierdzić, że zwycięsko z tej rywalizacji wyszły Chiny, z wolna stające się głównym partnerem politycznym i gospodarczym państw Azji Środkowej.
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The article shows the change in the Central Asian situation over the last three decades. This region was part of the Soviet Union until the early 1990s. In 1991, the former Asian Soviet republics were transformed into five new states: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Due to its strategic location, and above all due to the mineral resources occurring in their area, this region has become a field of rivalry between global powers: the United States, the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China. At present, it can be said that China has emerged victorious from this rivalry, slowly becoming the main political and economic partner of the countries of Central Asia.
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The aim of the article is to present and assess the development assistance provided by the Government of the People’s Republic of China to Afghanistan and the economic cooperation between these states. It presents the motives, circumstances and prospects of these activities. This article has two main theses. Firstly, the development assistance provided by the PRC Government to Afghanistan is very limited. This is mainly due to the fact that the Beijing authorities do not want to support the actions of the United States-led international coalition in Afghanistan. Secondly, also the economic cooperation between states is limited, which is primarily a consequence of the fragile security situation in the country. Derogations from this rule are relatively high investments of Chinese companies in the Afghan mining sector.
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Celem artykułu jest prezentacja i ocena wsparcia rozwojowego udzielanego przez rząd Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej Afganistanowi oraz współpracy gospodarczej między tymi państwami. Autor przedstawia motywy, okoliczności i perspektywy tych działań. W artykule postawiono dwie główne tezy. Po pierwsze, wsparcie rozwojowe udzielane przez rząd ChRL Afganistanowi jest bardzo ograniczone. Wynika to głównie z faktu, że władze w Pekinie nie chcą wspierać działającej pod amerykańskim przywództwem koalicji międzynarodowej w Afganistanie. Po drugie, współpraca gospodarcza między państwami także jest ograniczona, co jest konsekwencją przede wszystkim niestabilnej sytuacji w kraju. Odstępstwem od tej reguły są relatywnie duże inwestycje chińskich przedsiębiorstw w sektor wydobywczy Afganistanu.
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