Beijing Consensus

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The Beijing Consensus is a development model associated with China that emphasizes state-led economic growth, gradual reform, and political non-interference as an alternative to Western-style market liberalization and democratization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf development model ⓘ
economic development paradigm ⓘ
political-economic concept ⓘ
alternativeTo Washington Consensus ⓘ
associatedWith Chinese economic reforms ⓘ
Chinese government ⓘ
contrastsWith market fundamentalism ⓘ
political conditionality on aid and investment ⓘ
rapid market liberalization ⓘ
countryOfOrigin China ⓘ
criticizedFor lack of political liberalization ⓘ
lack of transparency ⓘ
supporting authoritarian regimes ⓘ
weak protection of civil liberties ⓘ
debatedIn development studies ⓘ
international political economy literature ⓘ
emphasizes authoritarian or one-party political structures ⓘ
export-led growth ⓘ
gradual reform ⓘ
industrial policy ⓘ
infrastructure investment ⓘ
non-interference in domestic affairs ⓘ
political stability ⓘ
pragmatic experimentation ⓘ
sovereignty ⓘ
state ownership in key sectors ⓘ
state-led economic growth ⓘ
strong role of the state in the economy ⓘ
hasAspect emphasis on economic growth over political reform ⓘ
emphasis on national development goals ⓘ
flexible policy toolkit ⓘ
focus on long-term planning ⓘ
influences debates on global governance ⓘ
development strategies in some Global South countries ⓘ
foreign policy approaches of China ⓘ
perceivedAs challenge to Western liberal order ⓘ
model for authoritarian modernization ⓘ
relatedTo Belt and Road Initiative ⓘ
Chinese model of development ⓘ
South–South cooperation ⓘ
authoritarian capitalism ⓘ
state capitalism ⓘ
supports capital controls or managed capital flows ⓘ
incremental policy change ⓘ
policy experimentation at local levels ⓘ
state guidance of markets ⓘ
timePeriod post-Cold War era ⓘ
usedBy some policymakers in developing countries ⓘ

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Washington Consensus → contrastedWith → Beijing Consensus ⓘ