RESOURCE-BASED VIEW STRATEGY TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF INDONESIA-CHINA RELATIONS: A META-SYNTHESIS

Leonardo, Ong Peter and Suprobo, Filipus Priyo (2019) RESOURCE-BASED VIEW STRATEGY TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF INDONESIA-CHINA RELATIONS: A META-SYNTHESIS. In: China-Indonesia People to People Exchange Development Forum 2019.

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Abstract

The quality of state cooperation is a stage that can be measured as a performance. This can also occur in a bilateral relationship between Indonesia and China that is increasing, along with the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) established by China at the end of 2013. Many previous studies have seen BRI as a project that has great potential to provide Chinese influence globally but also not a few who doubt it. This view gap will be resolved by this research through the perspective of a resource-based strategy. This study aims to examine whether the resources of "China's smart power" and the role of the Chinese diaspora community in Indonesia can improve the quality of bilateral relations between Indonesia and China towards the realization of BRI. A meta-synthesis was carried out on empirical studies from previous studies in various sources at different times with the position of the year of publication from 2015-2019. This paper contributes to the management of resource-based strategies to improve performance related to the science of international relations. The theoretical and practical implications of this research are on valuable guidance in the future about investing in internal and external resources to improve the performance of bilateral among the two countries, especially Indonesia and China.

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