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    The EU's and China's institutional diplomacy in the field of climate change

    Considering its linkages with various areas such as energy security, economic growth and diplomacy, climate change is a major ‘game-changer’ in international relations. The development of the climate change regime presents the EU with both an opportunity and a threat, in as much...

    Occasional Papers
    15 June 2012 By: Pietro De Matteis
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    Brussels - Beijing: changing the game?

    China is poised to become the EU’s most important commercial partner, while simultaneously being a serious challenger in trade and a competitor for resources. It is against the backdrop of this dichotomy that this report offers a number of suggestions to assist EU policymakers in...

    Analysis
    7 March 2013 By: Nicola Casarini
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    The EU-China partnership: 10 years on

    This Brief tracks the evolution of the Sino-European strategic partnership, exploring the highs and lows of a complex relationship that is now well placed to move beyond its economic foundations and potentially into the realm of politico-military affairs.

    Briefs
    11 October 2013 By: Nicola Casarini
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    China’s energy demands: are they reshaping the world?

    Following the rise of China’s economy and subsequent discussions on the efficient use of resources, this Brief examines how China is seeking to manage its growing import dependency through diversification. With the EU and China becoming the world’s two most important energy...

    Briefs
    28 March 2014 By: Gerald Stang
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    Xi Jinping and the EU

    The visit last week of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Brussels was a clear recognition of the Union’s growing political importance for Asian power. This alert explores the complexities of the EU-China political partnership, and shows how the relationship has developed well...

    Alerts
    4 April 2014 By: Nicola Casarini
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    China’s way: the new Silk Road

    This Brief examines China’s attempts to recreate the ancient trade route and the rationale(s) behind the project. Is it simply a move to counter Russian influence or does Beijing also have real and tangible interests to defend in Central Asia?

    Briefs
    16 May 2014 By: Camille Brugier
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    Visions of North-East Asia – China, Japan, Korea and the EU

    With the need for security and stability in North-East Asia rarely having been more pressing than now, this Brief explores those initiatives – such as the NAPCI – that seek to overcome (or just manage and contain) regional divisions. Can the EU help close the "Pandora’s box"...

    Briefs
    20 June 2014 By: Nicola Casarini
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    China: setting the agenda(s)?

    Since Xi Jinping came to power, China has been pursuing a more active foreign policy. With Beijing now expanding its ambitious infrastructure development plans to Europe and Central Asia, how could the EU shape a common approach based on its priorities in Asia?

    Briefs
    6 March 2015 By: Alice Ekman
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    China’s People’s Liberation Army – The politico-military nexus

    This Brief highlights the importance of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) as a political actor in its own right. However, China also has an effective system of civilian control over the armed forces, which works because they are thoroughly politicised.

    Briefs
    6 March 2015 By: Juliette Genevaz
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    The evolution of the EU-China relationship: from constructive engagement to strategic partnership

    This study traces the evolution of EU-China relations over the past three decades.

    Occasional Papers
    1 October 2006 By: Nicola Casarini

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