The circular causation of institutional support and perception on the Belt and Road Initiative


SINCE its inception ten years ago, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been diversely perceived on the global front, yet its influence trajectory remains upward and the benefits it brings are evident.

The Nanyang Technological University RSIS Working Paper No. 325 identified the three most likely benefits of BRI.

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