Deepening the EU-China Partnership: Bridging Institutional and Ideational Differences in an Unstable World

ISBN-13: 9781138042360 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 256 str.

Telò, Mario

Opis

This book addresses the convergences and the differences (ideational, political, institutional, and interests-related) between China and the EU by a collective interaction between Chinese and European scholars.

Spis treści

Foreword [HE Yang Yanyi RPC Ambassador to the EU Brussels]  Foreword [J-M De Waele, ULB Vice-Rector and A Weyembergh, IEE President]  Part I: Introduction  Introduction [Mario Telò, Ding Chun, Zhang Xiaotong]  Part II: Multipolarity, Multilateralism and Foreign Policy in the Current World Disorder  2. China and EU General Foreign Policy Strategy [Zhou Hong]  3. European and Chinese Multilateralism at Stake: Political and Theoretical Implications [Mario Telò]  Part III: Assessing the Bilateral Institutionalized Cooperation  4. The EU-China Partnership: Institutionalization and the Limits of Liberal Logic [Andrew Cottey]  5. China’s Belt & Road Initiative and its Opportunities and Challenges [Jing Men]  Part IV: Increasing Internal Complexity of External Policy Debates  6. The China-EU Partnership: the Development and Role of Think Tanks [Silvia Menegazzi]  7. The EU, China and the WTO: Squaring the Irresistible Force Paradox of the MES Issue [Frédérik Ponjaert and Stéphanie Ghislain]  Part V: Balancing Principled Divergences and Convergence  8. Seeking the Rule of Law as the Common Goal: EU-China Cooperation in Combating Commercial Bribery [Li Yuwen and Bian Chen]  9. EU-PRC Relationship and the Interpretation of United Nations Peacekeeping Norms [Zhong Zhun]  Part VI: Comparing Sustainable Growth Policies  10. Socio-Economic Models: Comparison and Interaction [Ding Chun]  11. Sustainable Growth in China and the EU: Competition or Cooperation? [J-C Defraigne]  Part VII: Trade, Investments, Financial Issues  12. Linkage Power: How the EU and China Managed Their Economic and Trade Relationship (1975–2016) [Zhang Xiaotong]  13. China-EU Financial Cooperation and the AIIB: From Trade Partners to Global Investment Partners [Zhao Ke]  Part VIII: Consolidating Flows at Knowledge-Economy Levels  14. Strengths and Weaknesses of the Research and Academic Cooperation [Yuan Feng and Li Ying]  Part IX: Environment and Climate Change  15. China Climate Change Policy [Bo Yan]  16. Climate Change and Target Implementation Strategies Before and After the C21 Paris Conference: Convergences and Divergences [Coraline Goron and Duncan Freeman]  17. Conclusions [Mario Telò, Ding Chun, Zhang Xiaotong]