Asia Europe Journal

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ulrich Volz and Lay Hwee Yeo

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Volume 19, issue 4, 2021

First mover advantage: the United Kingdom and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank pp. 411-425

Edward Ashbee

A comparative analysis of the role of the state in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean investment in the EU pp. 427-444

Bas Hooijmaaijers

The Saami and the Karen — common experience and differences: a comparative perspective pp. 445-465

Agnieszka Szpak and Maria Ochwat

China’s impact on the European Union’s Arctic policy: critical junctures, crossovers, and geographic shifts pp. 467-487

Reinhard Biedermann

Financial and trade relationships between the Eurozone and China in the age of resilience pp. 489-506

Alessandro Del Ponte, Paolo Canofari and Audrey De Dominicis

Seize opportunities and jointly advance China-EU economic and trade relations pp. 507-509

Xiang Xia

The Baltic CAI challenge: reconciling Transatlanticism with EU solidarity pp. 511-515

Una Aleksandra Bērziņa-Čerenkova

Volume 19, issue 3, 2021

(Is) African spring in Chinese foreign policy (?) pp. 275-290

Vahit Güntay

Turkey’s own “pivot to Asia”: a neoclassical realist analysis pp. 291-307

Emine Akcadag Alagoz

Japan’s South Caucasian diplomacy: the development of Japanese foreign policy towards Georgia pp. 309-328

Mariam Bibilashvili

Evolutionary institutionalism in Europe’s neighborhood post-enlargement: the European Neighborhood Policy brings geopolitics back in pp. 329-346

Boyka M. Stefanova

European students’ learning adaptation to socio-cultural interactions in Taiwan pp. 347-370

Jane Lu Hsu, Shu-Yun Chen and Roberta Facchinetti

ASEAN and the EU amidst COVID-19: overcoming the self-fulfilling prophecy of realism pp. 371-389

Frederick Kliem

The Belt-and-Road Initiative as a paradigm change for European Union-China security cooperation? The case of Central Asia pp. 391-409

Benjamin Barton

Volume 19, issue 2, 2021

Congruence-building on multiple fronts: Indian elite perceptions of EU rule promotion in India during the EU-India FTA negotiations (2007–2013) pp. 149-165

Marie Sophie Peffenköver

Chinese and Indian FDI in Hungary and the role of Eastern Opening policy pp. 167-187

Katalin Völgyi and Eszter Lukács

The ambiguities of Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil certification: internal incoherence, governance rescaling and state transformation pp. 189-208

Shofwan Al Banna Choiruzzad, Adam Tyson and Helena Varkkey

South Korea’s hydrogen economy program as a case of weak ecological modernization pp. 209-226

Ralf Havertz

Assessing the practical implementation of the EU’s values in EU–China dialogues pp. 227-244

Max Roger Taylor

Image of China in Slovakia: ambivalence, adoration, and fake news pp. 245-258

Matej Šimalčík

The EU–China energy cooperation: toward a reciprocal partnership? pp. 259-273

Chao Zhang

Volume 19, issue 1, 2021

A comparison of the US and EU regulatory responses to China’s state capitalism: implication, issue and direction pp. 1-25

Wei Yin

Economic impacts of transport and energy infrastructure connecting Asia and Europe: an introductory article for the special issue pp. 1-4

Dina Azhgaliyeva

The impact of infrastructure on trade in Central Asia pp. 5-20

Kamalbek Karymshakov and Burulcha Sulaimanova

Competition and cooperation in the natural gas market: a game-theoretic demand-base analysis pp. 21-49

Youngho Chang, Dang Thi Quynh Trang, Tsiat Siong Tan and Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary

New horizons in EU–Japan security cooperation pp. 27-41

Emil J. Kirchner and Han Dorussen

The challenges of China-European Union security cooperation in Africa pp. 43-57

Niall Duggan and Obert Hodzi

Does infrastructure facilitate trade connectivity? Evidence from the ASEAN pp. 51-75

C. T. Vidya and Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary

Colonialism in its modern dress: post-colonial narratives in EUrope-Indonesia relations pp. 59-74

Camille Nessel

European Union and the fight against terrorism: a differentiated integration theory perspective pp. 75-104

Oldrich Bures and Sebastian Bätz

China connecting Europe? pp. 77-101

Julia Gruebler

Estimating causal effects of BRI infrastructure projects based on the synthetic control method pp. 103-129

Yuan Li, Martin Kleimann and Hans-Jörg Schmerer

Connectivity, energy, and transportation in Uzbekistan’s strategy vis-à-vis Russia, China, South Korea, and Japan pp. 105-127

Timur Dadabaev and Nigora Djalilova

Central Asia’s pipeline politics and India’s energy quest pp. 129-148

Ramakrushna Pradhan

Economic impact of transportation infrastructure investment under the Belt and Road Initiative pp. 131-159

Zhenhua Chen and Xinmeng Li

Volume 18, issue 4, 2020

Power through trade: opportunities and constraints of the European Union’s norm entrepreneurship—the case of Hong Kong pp. 413-427

Kenneth Ka-Lok Chan

The EU-Japan free trade agreement in evolving global trade politics pp. 429-443

Hidetaka Yoshimatsu

Security threat: a reality or right-wing political discourse phenomenon pp. 445-461

Marium Fatima, Ghulam Ali Murtaza, Shahid Ahmed Afridi and Arshi Saleem Hashmi

Beyond identity lines: women building peace in Northern Ireland and the Korean peninsula pp. 463-478

Dong Jin Kim

Social and semantic network analysis of Facebook pages: the case of Brexit and Bremain leaders pp. 479-492

Sung-Hoon Park, Sung-Won Yoon and Sae Won Chung

Assessing Taiwan’s endeavors towards a circular economy: the electronics sector pp. 493-510

Armin Ibitz

A European proposal to regulate off-label prescription in China pp. 511-527

Vera Lúcia Raposo

Volume 18, issue 3, 2020

Remaking Eurasia: the Belt and Road Initiative and China-Russia strategic partnership pp. 259-280

Serafettin Yilmaz (Yao Shifan) and Liu Changming

The DPRK’s economic exchanges with Russia and the EU since 2000: an analysis of institutional effects and the case of the Russian Far East pp. 281-303

Sabine Burghart, Denis Park and Liudmila Zakharova

The “Eastern Polygon” of the Trans-Siberian rail line: a critical factor for assessing Russia’s strategy toward Eurasia and the Asia-Pacific pp. 305-324

Jacopo Maria Pepe

China-Russia military cooperation in the context of Sino-Russian strategic partnership pp. 325-345

Lei Yu and Sophia Sui

The region that isn't: China, Russia and the failure of regional integration in Central Asia pp. 347-366

Sebastian Krapohl and Alexandra Vasileva-Dienes

Poland as a hub of the Silk Road Economic Belt: is the narrative of opportunity supported by developments on the ground? pp. 367-396

Andrzej Jakubowski, Tomasz Komornicki, Karol Kowalczyk and Andrzej Miszczuk

Friends or foes? How diverging views of communist past undermine the China-CEE ‘16+1 platform’ pp. 397-412

Richard Turcsányi and Runya Qiaoan

Volume 18, issue 2, 2020

Fostering Diaologue for a Common Future: Asia-Europe Policy Forum (AEPF) pp. 195-196

Wei Shen

Dispel clouds of pandemic through cooperation pp. 197-199

Ming Zhang

EU-China relations in the time of COVID-19 pp. 201-203

Nicolas Chapuis

China’s ‘mask diplomacy’ to change the COVID-19 narrative in Europe pp. 205-209

Raj Verma

Governmental responses to COVID-19 and its economic impact: a brief Euro-Asian comparison pp. 211-216

Frauke Austermann, Wei Shen and Assen Slim

EU-Asia should defend multilateralism pp. 217-221

Fraser Cameron

In this together: China-EU relations in the COVID-19 era pp. 223-226

Huiyao Wang and Lu Miao

The COVID-19 global inflection point and Europe’s predicament pp. 227-229

Nathalie Tocci

Weaker together or weaker apart? Great power relations after the coronavirus pp. 231-234

Sven Biscop

Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on Asia-Europe relations pp. 235-238

Lay Hwee Yeo

After Covid-19: economic security in EU-Asia connectivity pp. 239-243

Tobias Gehrke

A plague on both your houses: European and Asian responses to Coronavirus pp. 245-249

Mark Beeson

Rapprochement amid readjustment: how China sees issues and trends in its changing relationship with the EU pp. 251-258

Matthias Hackler

Volume 18, issue 1, 2020

What kind of power is the EU? The EU’s policies toward North Korea’s WMD programs and the debate about the EU’s role in the security arena pp. 1-16

Min-hyung Kim and Jinwoo Choi

Research progress in Chinese perceptions of the EU: a critical review and methodological reflection pp. 17-34

Li Zhang

The rules of origin in the EU–Japan relations from the 1980s to the EPA and BREXIT pp. 35-55

Massimiliano Porto

External conditions for EU normative power through trade. The case of CEPA negotiations with Indonesia pp. 57-73

Daniela Sicurelli

Transfer of Japanese-style management to the Czech Republic: the case of Japanese manufacturing firms pp. 75-97

Kaoru Natsuda, Jan Sýkora and Jiri Blazek

A path to financial integration: steps for the Eurasian Economic Union pp. 99-115

Olga Pak and Kenji Iwata

Leadership-building dilemmas in emerging powers’ economic diplomacy: Russia’s energy diplomacy and China’s OBOR pp. 117-138

Xiaoguang Wang

Answering economic inequality other than with populism and protectionism: the Danish formula of inclusive capitalism pp. 139-155

Chih-Mei Luo

Czech perceptions of the rise of China: a survey among university students pp. 157-175

Yu-Wen Chen and Yufan Hao

Closer to a threat than an opportunity: Polish perception of China’s rise and international engagement pp. 177-194

Anna Grzywacz