Gregory T. Chin

Gregory T. Chin, Associate Professor of Political Economy at York University, discusses his co-authored book on China and the Bretton Woods institutions. He traces China’s shift from rule-taker to rule-shaker and rule-maker. Conversations cover China’s inside-outside strategies, monetary ambitions like the digital RMB, and new development banks’ approaches to infrastructure and green finance.

Gregory T. Chin, Associate Professor of Political Economy at York University who studies international money and China’s role in global governance. He discusses China’s shift from rule-taker to rule-shaker to rule-maker. Short takes cover China’s hybrid inside-out strategy with Bretton Woods institutions, its push for alternative banks and digital currency, and changing ties with African partners and Western cooperation.

Gregory T. Chin, Associate Professor of Political Economy at York University who studies China, finance, and global governance. He discusses China’s evolving dance with the IMF and World Bank. Short takes cover China moving from rule-taker to rule-shaker to rule-maker, its inside-outside strategies, differences with Western donors, and ambitions around the renminbi and new development banks.