Research on China-ASEAN Industrial Chain Cooperation Models and Pathways to Enhance Resilience

Xiao-Peng Li

doi:https://doi.org/10.37155/2972-4813-0401-6

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Research on China-ASEAN Industrial Chain Cooperation Models and Pathways to Enhance Resilience

Xiao-Peng Li （ London Metropolitan University London N7 8DB, UK ）

https://doi.org/10.37155/2972-4813-0401-6

Abstract

With the accelerated reconstruction of the global industrial chain and the in-depth development of regional economic integration, the industrial chain cooperation between China and ASEAN is transforming from traditional processing trade to regional value chain division of labor. This article systematically reviews the current situation and main models of China-Asean industrial chain cooperation, deeply analyzes the pain points existing in the current cooperation such as low-end lock-in, logistics bottlenecks, uneven digitalization and geopolitical risks, and combines typical cases such as the China-Singapore (Chongqing) Demonstration Initiative on Strategic Connectivity project, proposing resilience enhancement paths such as building high value-added industrial chains, promoting digitalization of supply chains, strengthening Singapore's hub function, improving risk hedging mechanisms, and promoting mutual recognition of standards. Research suggests that deepening the industrial chain synergy between China and ASEAN is not only an inevitable choice in response to the global supply chain restructuring, but also a key support for building a new regional economic pattern.

Keywords

China-ASEAN; industrial chain cooperation; regional value chain; supply chain resilience; China-Singapore Connectivity Initiative

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Publishing time:2026-03-23
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