China and Europe in 21st century global politics : partnership, competition or co-evolution / edited by Frauke Austermann, Anastas Vangeli and Xiaoguang Wang.

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TextPublisher: Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2013Description: 1 online resource (xii, 218 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781443856027
1443856029

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: China and Europe in 21st century global politics.DDC classification:

327 327.4051

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JC319
JZ1242
DS740.5.E85 C45 2013eb

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Contents:

High politics and security relations -- The European sovereign debt crisis -- Energy and environmental issues -- Soft power and public diplomacy.

Summary: "China and Europe both decisively shape twenty-first century global politics. Successful cooperation between Europe and China continues, notably in climate change mitigation, or finding a way out of the financial crisis. Relations are also increasingly institutionalised, such as through Summits or High-level Dialogues. However, although in 2013 the EU and China have celebrated the 10-year-anniversary of their Strategic Partnership, struggles have re-emerged in relation to human rights, intervention in crisis regions such as Syria, and trade subsidisation and protectionism in areas such as the solar energy industry"--Jacket.

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"China and Europe both decisively shape twenty-first century global politics. Successful cooperation between Europe and China continues, notably in climate change mitigation, or finding a way out of the financial crisis. Relations are also increasingly institutionalised, such as through Summits or High-level Dialogues. However, although in 2013 the EU and China have celebrated the 10-year-anniversary of their Strategic Partnership, struggles have re-emerged in relation to human rights, intervention in crisis regions such as Syria, and trade subsidisation and protectionism in areas such as the solar energy industry"--Jacket.

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High politics and security relations -- The European sovereign debt crisis -- Energy and environmental issues -- Soft power and public diplomacy.

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