The state-backed Silk Road Fund was established in Beijing to finance infrastructure and investment connected to the Belt and Road Initiative. Its creation gave China a new instrument for overseas development finance. A decolonial account asks how these projects alter infrastructure access and bargaining power, and also examines debt, labor, environmental impacts and the priorities of partner communities.
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