China and Global South Development : Economic Cooperation, Investment, and the Belt and Road / edited by Yiping Huang, Min Wang.

1. Preface: China and Global South Development.

2. Economic Cooperation Between China and the Global South: From Trade and Investment to Belt and Road Infrastructure Collaboration.

3. The New International Economic Environment and Policy Responses for Outward Direct Investment.

4. Successful Experiences, Challenges, and Policy Expectations for Chinese Firms Going Global Under the Belt and Road Initiative.

5. Chinese Digital Finance Firms Going Global Along the Belt and Road.

6. Win-Win Cooperation Between China and Belt and Road Partner Countries in the Green and Low-Carbon Industries: A Case Study of the New Energy Vehicle Industry.

7. Promoting Industrialization in Developing Countries Through Industrial Parks: International Practice of the Belt and Road Initiative from the Perspective of New Structural Economics.

8. Belt and Road Infrastructure Investment: The Perspective of Economic Geography and Industrialization.

9. Promoting Synergistic Development of Overseas Infrastructure Supply: A Case Study of Zambia.

10. Workforce Education as a Driver of Belt and Road Development Cooperation.

11. Building China's South-South Cooperation Governance System under the Global Development Initiative.

12. The Belt and Road Initiative: "Four-Wheel Drive" and Debt Financing: Deepening Cooperation Requires Improvements on Financing Mechanisms and Multilateral Governance.

13. Exploring a Climate-Linked Debt Restructuring Framework for China's Lending to the Global South.

This open access book offers a comprehensive and empirically grounded study of China's economic cooperation with the Global South in the context of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The book brings together leading scholars from Peking University and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences to examine the mechanisms, outcomes, and challenges of South-South cooperation across trade, investment, infrastructure, digital finance, green industries, education, and debt governance. The book aims to: - Make the original research accessible to a global audience of academics, policymakers, and practitioners. - Update data and case studies to reflect developments up to 2025. - Situate China's Global South cooperation within international development debates and comparative frameworks. - Contribute to Springer's established strengths in development economics, international business, and Asian studies.

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