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SUMMARY:Borderland Hegemony? China’s Influence and Inter-State Relations in Mainland Southeast Asia (CLMVT)
LOCATION:Classroom NT-115
DESCRIPTION:This panel explores China’s growing influence in Mainland South
 east Asia (CLMVT) through the lens of “borderland hegemony”—a concept that 
 highlights the fluidity of sovereignty, the governance of liminal zones, an
 d the hybrid practices of regional power. Rather than viewing China’s engag
 ement as a top-down state project, the panel examines how its influence is 
 negotiated, localized, and resisted through cross-border infrastructures, i
 nformal economies, and cultural interactions.\nBy focusing on Myanmar, Thai
 land, and Vietnam, the panel illustrates different forms of China’s presenc
 e—from strategic alliance and economic penetration to cautious resistance a
 nd adaptation. Collectively, the four papers aim to deepen theoretical unde
 rstanding of China’s regional order-building and contribute to comparative 
 debates on asymmetric inter-state relations and transboundary governance in
  Southeast Asia.
URL:https://euroseas2026.org/panels/borderland-hegemony-china-s-influence-and-inter-state-relations-in-mainland-southeast-asia-clmvt
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