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The Correlation of Public Opinion about the BRI with the Three Dimensions of Sustainability in Germany and Poland
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The Correlation of Public Opinion about the BRI with the Three Dimensions of Sustainability in Germany and Poland

14 pp. · 3.55 EUR
( December 07, 2022 )

 
 
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From the editors’ preface:

Tobias August and Natalia Ziółkowska chart public opinion on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Poland and Germany and identify overlaps and differences. Public opinion was examined in terms of its correlation with the three dimensions of sustainability (social, environmental and economic). The study found that in both Poland and Germany, the environmental dimension of sustainability predominates, but public opinion on the BRI differs. In both countries, however, public opinion tends to be negative.


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the authors
Tobias August

is very passionate about digitization and data-driven innovation. He pursues this field of interest both professionally and academically. In addition to his Master’s degree at Zeppelin University, he has gained start-up and management experience through founding and running his own consulting company.

Natalia Ziólkowska

is a Bachelor Student in Asian Studies in Warsaw, Poland. In addition, she participates in the Public Relations Team of the Warsaw-Beijing Forum, a Polish Students’ Organization related to China and the economy. Although she is currently studying Chinese, she also speaks English and German fluently.