Asia Europe Journal
2004 - 2025
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Volume 23, issue 1, 2025
- The EU-Japan economic partnership agreement in Japanese print media: a “cars-for-cheese deal” or “the black ships of European cheese”? pp. 1-22

- Tine Walravens and Ivar Padrón-Hernández
- On the relationship between corruption and political ideology: the case of South Korea pp. 23-55

- Hyun Jong Kim, Sol Lim, Tae-Hwan Kim and Yunmi Kim
- East Central Europe’s exposure to China: ephemeral sources of susceptibility pp. 57-79

- Kamala Valiyeva
- Managing the COVID-19 pandemic in varied frameworks of trust, transparency, and governance capacity: evidence from China, the UK, Hong Kong, and Taiwan pp. 81-98

- Dionysios Stivas and Alistair Cole
- Chinese views of ‘Global Britain’: evidence from the government, media, and scholars pp. 99-116

- Biao Zhang and Ruike Xu
- The United Kingdom-Korea-Japan free trade agreement with the reduction in tariffs and non-tariff measures on trade and welfare pp. 117-150

- Chae-Deug Yi
Volume 22, issue 4, 2024
- Securitising regionalism: mega-regional trade blocs, Indo-Pacific Economic Framework and supply chain alliances in Asia pp. 383-401

- Xianbai Ji
- British economic strategy and regional institutions in Asia, 2016–2024 pp. 403-421

- Tim Summers, Chen Li and Chunzi Miao
- Sustainable lending strategies: a framework for enhancing climate resilience in industrial loan portfolios pp. 423-462

- Neha Chhabra Roy
- Millets for sustainable development in India: a social cost benefit analysis from a policy perspective pp. 463-479

- Sukhpal Singh, K. V. Ramani and Rasananda Panda
- Examining the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) as a collaborative infrastructure for transcontinental policymaking: an ICIO-LP analysis pp. 481-506

- Suvajit Banerjee and Surendar Singh
Volume 22, issue 3, 2024
- Construction of environmental discourse concerning Europe in China pp. 247-267

- Sidan Wang and Luhua Yang
- Spatial distribution of Japanese affiliates in Italy: a dynamic geo-spatial network analysis pp. 269-291

- Massimiliano Porto
- International law: from fragmentation to integration? an analysis of the relationship between international trade law and international labor law in multilateral and regional trade law frameworks pp. 293-311

- Tran Thi Thuy Duong
- Paradiplomacy and international conflict: disengagement from China by Swedish local governments pp. 313-332

- Gustav Sundqvist and Björn Jerdén
- Geo-economic and geopolitical developments in EU-asia security relations pp. 333-349

- Emil Kirchner
- Informing macrologistics connectivity in emerging economies through a triangulated research approach: the case of Uzbekistan pp. 351-380

- Zane P. Simpson
- Correction: The regime complex for digital trade in Asia and China’s engagement pp. 381-382

- Xinchuchu Gao and Xuechen Chen
Volume 22, issue 2, 2024
- The role of soft law in China-led multilateralism: revisiting China–CEE cooperation pp. 145-163

- Yifan Yang
- Two tigers in one mountain: Europeanising the Western Balkans amid China’s engagement pp. 165-183

- Pengfei Hou
- Neighbours under the North Star: Civil wars in Finland and Korea pp. 185-200

- Sungju Park-Kang
- The embrace and resistance of Chinese battery investments in Hungary: The case of CATL pp. 201-223

- Qiong Miranda Wu
- Development support as education aid or labor trade? South Korean nurses in West Germany (1965–1976) pp. 225-244

- Jinyoung Yu and Jungwook Seo
- Correction to: Everybody wins? Chinese perceptions on Europe‑China third‑party market cooperation in Africa pp. 245-245

- He Yun, Shi Zhiqin, Feng Lida, Yu Qiyan and Chi Haohan
Volume 22, issue 1, 2024
- Term limits in Africa between the European Union (EU) and China: Opportunities and challenges of trilateral cooperation in politics and governance pp. 1-19

- Fru Norbert Suh I
- Everybody wins? Chinese perceptions on Europe-China third-party market cooperation in Africa pp. 21-41

- He Yun, Shi Zhiqin, Feng Lida, Yu Qiyan and Chi Haohan
- Political informality, state transition and Belt and Road Initiative: the case of Turkey’s logistics sector pp. 43-61

- Derya Göçer and Ceren Ergenç
- The United Kingdom, the Belt and Road Initiative, and policy amalgams pp. 63-83

- Edward Ashbee
- The 'Tilt' and the 'Pacific Uplift' in 'Global Britain's' ties with the Pacific Islands pp. 85-102

- Liam Saddington
- Expanding the study of the EU-centred actorness: ASEAN in the emerging Indo-Pacific construct pp. 103-119

- Hidetaka Yoshimatsu
- Comparative analysis of the connectivity of world cities in Europe and Asia through the lens of advanced producer service networks pp. 121-144

- Xiang Feng, Ben Derudder, Liang Dai, Wei Shen, Rui Shao and Peter J. Taylor
Volume 21, issue 4, 2023
- EU-Korea relations at 60: managing cooperation in the context of great power rivalry pp. 481-492

- Tereza Novotná, Thomas Christiansen and Moosung Lee
- The EU, Korea, and conflict transformation through regional integration pp. 493-506

- Moosung Lee and Thomas Diez
- EU-Korea security cooperation: a new normative partnership? pp. 507-525

- Sae Won Chung and Ben Tonra
- EU-Korea trade relations in the context of global disruption: political and legal perspectives pp. 527-544

- Thomas Christiansen and Bongchul Kim
- South Korea and the EU battling COVID-19: shared contribution to global health governance and human security pp. 545-564

- Tereza Novotná and Nam Kook Kim
- EU-South Korea international cultural relations in the twenty-first century: an overview pp. 565-585

- Sung-Won Yoon and Mariano Martín Zamorano
- Parliamentary diplomacy between the EU and the Republic of Korea pp. 587-606

- Youngah Guahk and Isabel Hernandez Pepe
- Resetting the energy-transition paths amid the dual crises: the EU-South Korean responses to the war in Ukraine and US-China rivalry pp. 607-623

- Hayann Lee and Jae-Seung Lee
Volume 21, issue 3, 2023
- Between economic openness and strategic caution: Germany’s response to China’s investment pp. 291-309

- Yu-Han Cai and Charalampos Efstathopoulos
- All in favour? Indian business interests and the India-EU FTA pp. 311-329

- Kari Irwin Otteburn
- The determinants of Chinese foreign direct investment in the European Union pp. 331-349

- Flora Rencz
- EU and China’s comparative advantage, trade complementarity and trade specialization dynamics in agricultural products pp. 351-379

- Junshi Li and Yao Pan
- The EU’s image in Asia: an analysis of the Taiwanese media reports on the EU between 2018 and 2021 pp. 381-396

- Hungdah Su
- Comparative perspectives and cases in university governance in European and Chinese universities pp. 397-400

- Chang Zhu and Aysun Caliskan
- China-EU economic relations–new perspectives on decision-making, mutual understanding and effects—introduction to the special issue pp. 401-412

- Frank Gaenssmantel
- The European Commission and the “Europeanisation” of EU trade diplomacy: the case of EU-China relations, 1999–2021 pp. 413-427

- Jan Harst
- The EU and China in the climate regime: exploring different pathways towards climate justice pp. 429-435

- Franziskus Lucke
- The EU and China in the global climate regime: a dialectical collaboration-competition relationship pp. 437-457

- Sirma Altun and Ceren Ergenc
- Changes in China’s climate justice perceptions: domestic and international consequences pp. 459-480

- Iselin Stensdal and Gørild Heggelund
Volume 21, issue 2, 2023
- China and the European Union in Africa: win–win-lose or win–win-win? pp. 119-136

- Dewei Che and Adams Bodomo
- Not seeing eye to eye: perception of the China-EU economic relationship pp. 137-154

- Suetyi Lai
- Measuring economic diplomacy using event study method: the case of EU-China summit talks and Airbus stock price changes pp. 155-171

- Sunkung Choi
- The influence of Chinese foreign policy think tanks on China’s EU policy: a comparative analysis of CIIS and SIIS pp. 173-208

- Hua Xin
- ‘System friction’ in China-EU economic relations and the reaction of the EU pp. 209-223

- Herman Voogsgeerd
- China’s partners or US allies: the dual status of major European states and their voting behaviour in the UNGA pp. 225-250

- Qi Haixia
- Case studies investigating distorted supervisor-postgraduate relationship and solutions in Chinese universities pp. 251-272

- Huanling Ma, Lijing Huang, Wenji Fan, Zhao Cheng and Chang Zhu
- A case study of decentralization reform in a Chinese university pp. 273-290

- Yarong Liu, Xiang Yao and Yujie Xue
Volume 21, issue 1, 2023
- Divergences between the European Union and China on reducing international aviation emissions pp. 1-21

- Duong Thi Thuy Mai and Bo Yan
- Technological intensity in manufacturing trade between ASEAN and the EU: challenges and opportunities pp. 23-42

- Amadeo Navarro Zapata, María Arrazola and José Hevia
- A meteoric strategic partnership? The still long march of mutual understanding and trust between China and the Czech Republic pp. 43-59

- Fangxing Qin, Jeremy Garlick and Siyang Liu
- Bottom-up market-facilitation and top-down market-steering: comparing and conceptualizing green finance approaches in the EU and China pp. 61-80

- Mathias Lund Larsen
- Armenia-India partnership: geopolitical and geo-economic implications in the Eurasian context pp. 81-100

- Radhika Lakshminarayanan and Tigran Yepremyan
- Diverging perceptions of the “Visegrad Four + ” format and the limits of the V4 + Japan cooperation pp. 101-116

- Michal Kolmaš
- Correction to: “Contingent power extension” and regional (dis) integration: China’s Belt and Road Initiative and its consequences for the EU pp. 117-118

- Julia Gurol and Fabricio Rodríguez
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