The Role of the United States in the Relation between Iran and China as Two Key Members of the Asian Global Supply Chain

Table 1

Key previous studies.

Author(s)	Title	Epistemological approach	Year
Weisan	China’s foreign trade marketing strategy: problems and prospects	Marketing	1987
Yu	Capital investment, international trade, and economic growth in China: evidence in the 1980−1990s	Economics	1998
Roy	China’s foreign relations	International relations	1998
Shambaugh	China’s international relations think tanks: evolving structure and process	International relations	2002
Liu et al.	The vegetable industry in China; developments in policies, production, marketing, and international trade	Economics	2004
Chan	A Chinese political sociology in our times	Sociology	2009
Sun and Heshmati	International trade and its effects on economic growth in China	Economics	2010
Fordham and Kleinberg	International trade and US relations with China	Economics	2011
Sutter	Chinese foreign relations: power and policy since the cold war	International relations	2012
Jiménez-Asenjo and Filipescu	Cheers in China! international marketing strategies of Spanish wine exporters	Marketing	2019
Santasombat	The sociology of Chinese capitalism in Southeast Asia	Sociology	2019
Gong and Nagayoshi	Japanese attitudes toward China and the United States: a sociological analysis	Sociology	2019
Karamoko et al.	International online shopping: countries’ development level matter in marketing Chinese brands?	Marketing	2022
Shen et al.	Interaction between international trade and logistics carbon emissions	Economics	2022
Zhang et al.	How do the industrial structure and international trade affect electricity consumption? New evidence from China	Economics	2022
Liu and Faez	The role of the United States in the relation between Iran and China as two key members of the Asian global supply chain	International political economy	2023