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Introduction Studying Public Goods in Latin America and China ¡ª Deng Haochen, Nicole Jenne Perspectives on Culture Chapter 1 North-South Relations and the Semantics of Latin American Modernity ¡ª Jochen Kleinschmidt Chapter 2 People-to-People Exchanges and Global Public Goods ¡ª Liu Yongtao Perspectives on International Relations Chapter 3 Latin America and the Caribbean as a New Partner in International Development Cooperation for China ¡ª Juana Garcia Duque, Juan Pablo Casadiego Guevara Chapter 4 A New Phase in Sino-Latin American Cooperation: Implications of The Belt and Road Initiative Projects for the Way Ahead ¡ª Juliana Gonza1ez Jauregui Chapter 5 Neither In Nor Out: Regionalism and the Ambivalent US Role in the Struggle for a New East Asian International Order ¡ª Nicole Jenne, Christian Wirth Perspectives on Finance and Management Chapter 6 Global Public Goods and Symbolic Inequality: Dilemmas in Financing GPG with International Aid ¡ª Marta Ochman Chapter 7 Corruption and the Provision of Public Goods ¡ª Richard Kalil, Andres Zambrano Conclusions Lessons from Studying Public Goods in China and Latin America ¡ª Nicole Jenne, Deng Haochen References