Sino-centric: socio-culture and economic development and growth of potentiality of Economic Integration.
Sino-centric: socio-culture, economic development, and the growth of potentiality of economic integration.
Abstract
Professor Dharmakeerthi Sri Ranjan
Sri Palee Campus,
University of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
China
has been strengthening their structural transformations determining the large
population and their cultural traditions from the ancient period of time despite
the endless power influences and challenges coming from the outer world. The
economy and the power of the products have increasingly been developing into a service-oriented
status, different from the basis of the agricultural manufacturing process.
Realizing the opportunities for exports and the process of liberalization and
their neoclassical frameworks of the immense economic and social development
approaches, they have been emerging with market-friendly labor, with generated
outputs and policies strengthening the impact on the regional economies and
other service sectors. The outbound investments, productivities, and
technological initiatives have been advanced by the sense of the superiority of
the capabilities of the large ground forces. Despite the powerful influence of Western
and Eurocentric politics and geopolitical distinctiveness, China remains a
stable and accountable stakeholder in the growing international system. The historical Silk routes and the Belt and
Road Initiatives (BRI) develop regional connectivity and conjoin the
development of foreign diplomacy with overseas projects. The Silk route was
activated in the second century BCE spanning over 6400 KM facilitating the
economic religious, political and cultural interaction between the East and West.
The new Silk route was introduced from China to Europe in 2013 as a land-based
Economic belt with the beginning of worldwide interaction with the global
community. Western concerns and their political, ideological, and hegemonic
power have been influencing the value systems and their potential effectiveness
in the masses of Asia.
Keywords: Silk route, Neoliberalism, Economic liberalization, Geopolitics power, Political
ideology.