Can China’s Green Socialism transform global capitalism?

Jerry Harris

doi:10.15448/1984-7289.2019.2.31972

Autores/as

Jerry Harris Global Studies Association of North America (Chicago, USA).

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15448/1984-7289.2019.2.31972

Palabras clave:

One Belt, One Road. Inversiones en el extranjero. Energía solar. Energía eólica.

Resumen

En la última década, China ha dado un salto espectacular para convertirse en el principal usuario y fabricante de energía eólica y solar. Pero su compromiso con los combustibles fósiles aún supera las energías renovables. El artículo rastreará el crecimiento de la energía limpia y la industria del carbón y el petróleo, en el mercado interno de China, así como sus inversiones globales. Examinará empresas tanto privadas como estatales, mostrará los enlaces transnacionales integrados en el capitalismo global y considerará el liderazgo de China en la transformación de la infraestructura energética mundial.

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Biografía del autor/a

Jerry Harris, Global Studies Association of North America (Chicago, USA).

Masters of Teaching (MAT History, University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, USA), professor of History at the University of Chicago (1989-2014), since 2001 National Secretary Global Studies Association of North America (Chicago, USA).

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