Pekingology China’s Power Position in Global Ports
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May 19, 2022 How can commercial ports extend a nation’s reach beyond overseas military bases? A discussion of China’s global port expansion traces the role of state-owned shipping giants, the blend of commercial and strategic interests, and the growing use of port networks by the Chinese navy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Is Overseas Base Possession the Only Index of State Power Projections?
03:21 • 5min
The Strategic Strong Point Concept of China's Military Power
08:20 • 3min
Can You Give Us a Broad Brush Over View of China's Port Expansion Strategy?
11:29 • 2min
The Go Out Strategy
13:12 • 2min
Cosco Containers - Is That a Good Example?
15:28 • 2min
Is It Primarily a Commercial Ade?
17:14 • 2min
Whether or Not This Dual Port Is Going to Goose Your Revenues That Much?
19:39 • 2min
What Do You Think About China's Power Projections?
21:34 • 3min
China's Enhanced Military Integration
24:54 • 3min
Developing Military Facilities Out of Commercial Ports
27:53 • 3min
P L a Ink
31:01 • 5min
Is China a Global Military Force?
35:50 • 7min