The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order

Autores
Gualda, Lucas; Staiano, María Francesca; Bogado Bordazar, Laura Lucía; Margueliche, Juan Cruz Ramón; Schulz, Juan Sebastián
Año de publicación
2025
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parte de libro
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Descripción
Wine in China is a rising industry, to the extent that the country is achieving significant international representation. Commercially, it is also gaining importance as a major importer, especially of luxury wines, which gives it leverage to impose sanctions on exporting countries or regions. Much like the electric vehicle industry, viticulture has become another instrument of Chinese soft power, with the additional feature that it is developing in remote regions such as Ningxia, Yunnan, and Xinjiang. This article reviews the general aspects of the development of wine in China, describes the country’s role as an importer, and analyzes its implications for international politics.
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Relaciones Internacionales
Política
Wine
Luxury goods
Trade war
Xi Jinping
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title The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order
spellingShingle The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order
Gualda, Lucas
Relaciones Internacionales
Política
Wine
Luxury goods
Trade war
Xi Jinping
title_short The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order
title_full The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order
title_fullStr The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order
title_full_unstemmed The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order
title_sort The wine market in China: sounding board for the ups and downs of the international order
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Gualda, Lucas
Staiano, María Francesca
Bogado Bordazar, Laura Lucía
Margueliche, Juan Cruz Ramón
Schulz, Juan Sebastián
author Gualda, Lucas
author_facet Gualda, Lucas
Staiano, María Francesca
Bogado Bordazar, Laura Lucía
Margueliche, Juan Cruz Ramón
Schulz, Juan Sebastián
author_role author
author2 Staiano, María Francesca
Bogado Bordazar, Laura Lucía
Margueliche, Juan Cruz Ramón
Schulz, Juan Sebastián
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Relaciones Internacionales
Política
Wine
Luxury goods
Trade war
Xi Jinping
topic Relaciones Internacionales
Política
Wine
Luxury goods
Trade war
Xi Jinping
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Instituto de Relaciones Internacionales
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