Understanding Muslim Countries' Support for China's Actions in Xinjiang - Gabriela Tamiris Rosa Corrêa (Contexto Internacional, Academia.edu)

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Understanding Muslim Countries' Support for China's Actions in Xinjiang: A Qualitative-Comparative Analysis

Gabriela Tamiris Rosa Corrêa

2024, Contexto Internacional

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China, 

Xinjiang studies, 

Foreing Policy Analysis

https://doi.org/10.1590/S0102-8529.20244601

Publication Date:  2024

Publication Name:  Contexto Internacional

This study examines why 23 Muslim-majority countries supported China at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UN/HRC) in 2019, despite allegations of human rights abuses against the Uyghurs in Xinjiang. Using a fuzzy-set qualitative-comparative analysis (fsQCA), we compared the factors that led Muslim-majority and non-Muslim countries to support China. Our analysis found that Political Regime Affinity (PRA) was a necessary but not a sufficient condition for Muslim-majority countries to support China, while China's Foreign Aid (ODA) was a necessary but not sufficient condition for non-Muslim countries. These findings suggest that ideological factors, related to the autocratic political regime (PRA), played a significant role in Muslim-majority countries' decision to support China in the UN/HRC in 2019. However, it is important to note that other factors may have also been involved. These findings have important implications for understanding the complexities of international relations and the factors that shape states behaviour.

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https://www.academia.edu/117777088/Understanding_Muslim_Countries_Support_for_Chinas_Actions_in_Xinjiang_A_Qualitative_Comparative_Analysis