“一带一路”建设作为知识转移南南合作的新动力:以中国在加纳企业为例

AMEYAW-BROBBEY Thomas

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1000-5641.202092312

“一带一路”建设作为知识转移南南合作的新动力:以中国在加纳企业为例

doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1000-5641.202092312

AMEYAW-BROBBEYThomas

1.
宜宾学院法律与公共管理学院，四川宜宾 644000, 中国

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- 收稿日期: 2020-04-21
- 网络出版日期: 2021-01-27
- 刊出日期: 2021-01-27

The Belt and Road Initiative as a new source of impetus for South-South Cooperation through knowledge transfer: A case study of Chinese companies in Ghana

AMEYAW-BROBBEY Thomas

1.
School of Law and Public Administration, Yibin University, Yibin Sichuan 644000, China

摘要

摘要: 中国的“一带一路”倡议(Belt and Road Initiative, BRI)利用陆地和海洋来连接非洲、亚洲和欧洲, 以通过发展全球基础设施实现更紧密的经济连通性、包容性贸易与合作. 中国人的发展和成就经验有可能被非洲人转移或复制. 调查了中国公司在加纳(如果有)的知识转移中的作用及其对当地发展和南南合作的影响. 中国公司在教加纳工人什么？“一带一路”倡议计划的结果是增加中国在加纳的影响力, 它将如何影响发展和南南合作？通过问卷调查和非结构化访谈, 在2019年3月至4月期间, 共对加纳的10家中国公司和企业收集了320份加纳答复. 研究发现, 尽管存在一些挑战, 但加纳工人仍认识到中国公司的学习和知识转移. 因此“一带一路”倡议的实施将通过跨国知识转移(Transnational Knowledge Transfer, TKT)来促进中加合作, 从而促进当地的工业化和技术以及商业和金融.
- 加纳 /
- 中国 /
- “一带一路”倡议 /
- 跨国知识转移 /
- 南南合作
- Ghana /
- China /
- Belt and Road Initiative /
- transnational knowledge transfer /
- South-South Cooperation

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Tab. 1 Questionnaire results regarding knowledge transfer on company basis

	Practical application	Administrative skills	Startups
China State Hualong Cons (CSHLC)	17	12	6
CHICO Group GH. Ltd (CHICO)	12	9	10
China Shangdong Int. (CSI)	16	8	11
Imperial Peking-Accra	2	10	24
Golden Chopsticks	1	13	23
Palace Chinese Restaurant	0	11	19
Sentuo Steel Ltd (SSL)	13	5	21
Somtihon Gh. Com. Ltd (SGCL)	1	4	7
China Mall-Accra	0	16	29
China Mall-Tema	2	14	25
Total	64	102	175

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