China-Europe relations : review and analysis. Volume 1 / editor-in-chief: Zhou Hong ; translators: Liu Maomin and Jonathon Richard Gartner.

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Cover; Contents; REVIEW AND PROSPECTS OF CHINA-EUROPEAN RELATIONS; I. Influence of the Lisbon Treaty on China-European relations; II. Europe's sovereign-debt crisis and China-European new relationship in the investment field; III. "Europe 2020" strategy, new EU trade strategy and China-European economic and trade relationship; IV. Status of China-European science and technology cooperation in China-European partnership; V. Political climate affects China-European relations; VI. China-European high-level politics and party politics promotes China-European relations.

VII. China-European conceptual differences, social cooperation and cultural exchanges in 2010A. China-European conceptual differences; B. China-European social cooperation; C. China-European cultural exchange; VIII. Strategic development trend and issues of China-European relations; IX. Development trends of China-European relations; THE EU'S POLICY TOWARDS CHINA AND THE PROSPECT OF CHINA-EUROPEAN RELATIONDEVELOPMENT; I. Representative new "viewpoints on China" is emerging inside the EU; II. Pragmatism is increasingly leading the EU's diplomacy towards China.

III. The EU seeks uniform policy of Member States towards ChinaIV. Prospects of China-European relations; China-European Bilateral Economic and Trade Relations In the Post-Crisis Era; I. Review of China-European bilateral trade and economic relations; II. Main features of China-European economic and trade relations in new era; III. Major issues in future bilateral economic and trade relations; A. Legal basis: consultation of legal documents on the China-European partnership; B. Cooperation mechanisms: big bilateral and small bilateral coordination.

C. Lifting the arms embargo: political differences interfere with economic and trade exchangesD. Market economy status: the biggest obstacle for Chinese enterprises to enter the EU market; E. Specific domains: different concerns of China and the EU; F. Recent focuses: interest convergence of development strategy between China and Europe; IV. Conclusion; CHINESE VIEWPOINTS ON EUROPE; I. Changes in the EU's "Views of China" and policy adjustment; A. Changes of EU Council's "Viewpoints on China"; B. The European Commission's role and influence on policy towards China.

C. European Parliament's "Viewpoints on China"II. Changes of "Viewpoints on China" of Britain, France, and Germany; A. China-German relations from Schröder to Merkel; B. China-French relations; from Jacques Chirac to Sarkozy; C. China-British relations; from Blair to Brown; III. Analysis of changes of European "Viewpoints on China"; A. Economic analysis; B. Analysis of international politics; C. Analysis of concepts; IV. Conclusion: incomplete adjustment of the EU's viewpoints on China; DEVELOPMENT OF CHINA'S EUROPEANSTUDIES SINCE REFORM AND OPENING UP.

Relations between China and Europe are of tremendous global significance. In Europe, China is often in the news, whereas this book provides a welcome and detailed perspective on how Europe is seen from China's perspective. It examines future relations between Europe and China and presents a unique analysis of China-Europe relations from leading scholars and policy advisers in Beijing. Trade is a cornerstone of China's relations with Europe, and present and future trade prospects are explored. Bilateral relations are also discussed in detail. All these issues are examined against the backdrop o.

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