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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

Volume 20, issue 4, 2022

Understanding China’s changing engagement in global climate governance: a struggle for identity pp. 357-376

Jilong Yang

Financing climate justice in the European Union and China: common mechanisms, different perspectives pp. 377-401

Stephen Minas

How and why European and Chinese pro-climate leadership may be challenged by their strategic economic interests in Brazil pp. 403-422

Carlos R. S. Milani and Leonildes Nazar Chaves

The European Parliament’s shifting perspectives on climate justice with regard to China and India pp. 423-439

Sanja Petrović, Franziska Petri and Katja Biedenkopf

“Contingent power extension” and regional (dis)integration: China’s Belt and Road Initiative and its consequences for the EU pp. 441-456

Julia Gurol and Fabricio Rodríguez

Building resilient supply chains in uncertain times: a comparative study of EU and ASEAN approaches to supply chain resilience pp. 457-475

Angela Pennisi di Floristella and Xuechen Chen

Volume 20, issue 3, 2022

Bridging the communication gap in EU-China relations: policy, media, and public opinion pp. 219-227

Li Zhang

The EU and China: talk to each other or talk across each other pp. 229-244

Jing Men

The EU and China: policy perceptions of economic cooperation and competition pp. 245-264

Duncan Freeman

Focusing on political and civil concerns in news media? European refugee issue seen from China pp. 265-281

Shujun Jiang, Li Zhang and Leen d’Haenens

The China–EU relation and media representation of China: the case of British newspaper’s coverage of China in the post-Brexit referendum era pp. 283-303

Qingning Wang

Mapping perception of China in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 305-327

Lai Suetyi and Cai Yidong

The impact of the Japan-European Union Economic Partnership Agreement on the trade and income of Japan, the European Union, and South Korea pp. 329-356

Chae-Deug Yi

Volume 20, issue 2, 2022

WTO + and WTO-X provisions in the European Union-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement: a ‘fruit salad tree’ is yet to grow pp. 69-80

Tran Thi Thuy Duong

The enforceability of the trade and sustainable development chapters of the European Union’s free trade agreements pp. 81-98

Demy Wout

Sectoral effects of the Japan-EU Economic Partnership Agreement for the European Union countries pp. 99-114

Rumiana Górska

Comparative study on the internal governance models of Chinese and European universities pp. 115-135

Yan Wang, Qian Liu and Rui Chen

EU-China university governance structures—case studies pp. 137-171

Yujie Xue, Jan Cornelis and Chang Zhu

Worsening British views of China in 2020: evidence from public opinion, parliament, and the media pp. 173-194

Tim Summers, Hiu Man Chan, Peter Gries and Richard Turcsanyi

Analysing the EU’s collective securitisation moves towards China pp. 195-216

Xuechen Chen and Xinchuchu Gao

Correction to: Mapping perception of China in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 217-218

Suetyi Lai and Yidong Cai

Volume 20, issue 1, 2022

Assessing the pros and cons of the EU-China comprehensive agreement on investment: an introduction to the special issue pp. 1-7

Nicola Casarini and Miguel Otero-Iglesias

CAI: China is ready, how is about Europe pp. 9-13

Xin Chen

Turning pressure into opportunity: CAI and the future of China’s structural reform pp. 15-20

Xiaolin Duan and Xinning Song

The EU-China CAI—perspectives from the European business community in China pp. 21-24

Joerg Wuttke

CAI: Merkel’s choice pp. 25-29

Reinhard Bütikofer

Poland’s stance on CAI: no need for haste pp. 31-38

Justyna Szczudlik

Italy and the Comprehensive Agreement on Investments: disappointment over the process pp. 39-46

Francesca Ghiretti

The CAI as seen from Spain: a positive agreement with uncertain implementation pp. 47-52

Mario Esteban

A French perspective on the China-EU comprehensive agreement on investment: the proof of the pudding is in the eating pp. 53-58

Françoise Nicolas

The EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment: context and content pp. 59-64

François Godement

CAI is DOA pp. 65-68

Daniel S. Hamilton