Titlebook: Belt and Road Initiative in South America; Explaining the Varyi Lunting Wu Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Terms and parameters of metal formingir part, Brazilian foreign policymakers view the BRI as a Sino-centric initiative in which Brazil would enjoy no equal footing with Beijing. Also, they have not seen in the BRI any added value to the already sophisticated, high-level, and institutionalised bilateral Sino-Brazil relations. As such, b

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Contextualising the Belt and Road Initiative in South America, the BRI, namely endorsement, external engagement, and non-engagement. Thereafter, I elucidate the comparative research design of this study. Specifically, I select Chile, Colombia, and Brazil to form a controlled, structured comparative analysis, with Colombia containing a within-case comparison. T

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,Foreign Policy Analysis: South American Countries’ Foreign Policy Towards the BRI,olars approach foreign policy analysis in general and, more specifically, how they study foreign policy in Latin America. This chapter serves two purposes. First, it reviews the foreign policy analysis scholarship, and identifies the common theoretical approaches applied to the subcontinent in this

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Chile and the Belt and Road Initiative,lemented relevant projects. Moreover, Chilean foreign policymakers have endorsed rhetorically key ideas behind the BRI. In this chapter I discuss . Santiago has endorsed the BRI, according to the theoretical framework. I discern that the intensity of business interests regarding the BRI is high, esp

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