Europe and China
Europe and China strategic partners or rivals? / [electronic resource] :
edited by Roland Vogt.
- Hong Kong, China : Hong Kong University Press, 2012.
- 1 online resource (1 electronic text (xvi, 283 p.) :) digital file.
- Global connections .
- Global connections (Hong Kong University Press) UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. .
Issued as part of UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 235-272) and index.
Introduction, Europe and China: a maturing relationship? / Roland Vogt -- Part I. Europe and China in a changing international order -- 1. Challenges and opportunities in EU-China relations / Xinning Song -- 2. Problematizing "constructive engagement" in EU-China policy / Chengxin Pan -- 3. Limitations for Europe's partnership with China / Roland Vogt -- 4. From client status to strategic partnership: China's changing perceptions of Europe / Li Wang -- 5. An anatomy of European and US erspectives on China in the international system / Reuben Wong -- Part II. New issues and dimensions -- 6. Human rights and EU-China relations / Ting Wai -- 7. China's expanding role in Africa and implications for the EU / Linda Jakobson and Jacob Wood -- 8. Global warming politics: the EU, China, and climate change / Richard Balme -- 9. Energy issues in the EU and Taiwan / Steve Wood -- 10. Sino-Vatican relations and the intermediary roles of Hong Kong and Macau / Beatrice Leung -- Conclusion, Europe and China after the global financial crisis / Roland Vogt -- Notes -- References -- Index.
This edited volume analyzes the changing nature of the relationship between China and Europe. This relationship has been subject to significant shifts and transformations, not least because of the enormity of China's social and economic development since 1978 and the political consequences this has brought about in international politics. The global financial crisis of 2008-09 and the subsequent sovereign debt emergency in Europe have also altered the nature of the interactions between the two regions. China has become a more assertive, confident, and active player on the global stage. Its economic development is now a major pillar of the global economy and its growth has been conducive for a fragile economic recovery to take place in Europe and beyond.
9789882208940
China--Foreign relations--Europe.
Europe--Foreign relations--China.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
D1065.C5 / E972 2012
327.4051
Issued as part of UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 235-272) and index.
Introduction, Europe and China: a maturing relationship? / Roland Vogt -- Part I. Europe and China in a changing international order -- 1. Challenges and opportunities in EU-China relations / Xinning Song -- 2. Problematizing "constructive engagement" in EU-China policy / Chengxin Pan -- 3. Limitations for Europe's partnership with China / Roland Vogt -- 4. From client status to strategic partnership: China's changing perceptions of Europe / Li Wang -- 5. An anatomy of European and US erspectives on China in the international system / Reuben Wong -- Part II. New issues and dimensions -- 6. Human rights and EU-China relations / Ting Wai -- 7. China's expanding role in Africa and implications for the EU / Linda Jakobson and Jacob Wood -- 8. Global warming politics: the EU, China, and climate change / Richard Balme -- 9. Energy issues in the EU and Taiwan / Steve Wood -- 10. Sino-Vatican relations and the intermediary roles of Hong Kong and Macau / Beatrice Leung -- Conclusion, Europe and China after the global financial crisis / Roland Vogt -- Notes -- References -- Index.
This edited volume analyzes the changing nature of the relationship between China and Europe. This relationship has been subject to significant shifts and transformations, not least because of the enormity of China's social and economic development since 1978 and the political consequences this has brought about in international politics. The global financial crisis of 2008-09 and the subsequent sovereign debt emergency in Europe have also altered the nature of the interactions between the two regions. China has become a more assertive, confident, and active player on the global stage. Its economic development is now a major pillar of the global economy and its growth has been conducive for a fragile economic recovery to take place in Europe and beyond.
9789882208940
China--Foreign relations--Europe.
Europe--Foreign relations--China.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
D1065.C5 / E972 2012
327.4051