Asia Europe Journal

2004 - 2025

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

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Volume 14, issue 4, 2016

Introduction: the EU, East Asian conflicts, and the norm of integration pp. 353-366

Moosung Lee and Thomas Diez

The EU’s approach towards Asia: regional cooperation and regional conflicts in the past and today pp. 367-382

Eva Scherwitz

The European Union, regional integration, and conflict transformation in the South China Sea territorial disputes pp. 383-399

Yeikyoung Kim

The EU, regional cooperation, and the North Korean nuclear crisis pp. 401-415

Moosung Lee

Domestic politics, regional integration, and human rights: interactions among Myanmar, ASEAN, and EU pp. 417-434

Wooyeal Paik

A partnership postponed? Japan–EU cooperation in conflict resolution in East Asia pp. 435-447

Atsuko Higashino

Volume 14, issue 3, 2016

European perspectives towards the rise of Asia: contextualising the debate pp. 239-260

Luis Simón and Stephan Klose

Why Japan and Russia have failed to solve the territorial dispute: the 1956 Joint Declaration and the mechanism of political coherence pp. 261-278

Giwoong Jung, Seok Sang Yoon and Sung Hoon Jeh

Promotion of the right of establishment in EU: focusing on the Imperative Requirement Doctrine pp. 297-318

Junghwan Jeon and Gyoung-Gyu Choi

A case of failed interregionalism? Analyzing the EU-ASEAN free trade agreement negotiations pp. 319-336

Katharina Luise Meissner

EU public diplomacy in Asia: a case study of the EU Center in Taiwan pp. 337-351

Hungdah Su

Volume 14, issue 2, 2016

Geoeconomics in the context of restive regional powers pp. 125-134

Mikael Mattlin and Mikael Wigell

Conceptualizing regional powers’ geoeconomic strategies: neo-imperialism, neo-mercantilism, hegemony, and liberal institutionalism pp. 135-151

Mikael Wigell

Learning geoeconomics: China’s experimental financial and monetary initiatives pp. 153-171

Mikko Huotari and Sandra Heep

Geoeconomics in a globalized world: the case of China’s export policy pp. 173-184

Jonathan Holslag

Does China have a geoeconomic strategy towards Zimbabwe? The case of the Zimbabwean natural resource sector pp. 185-202

Annina Kärkkäinen

The promise of the geoeconomic Arctic: a critical analysis pp. 203-220

Juha Käpylä and Harri Mikkola

The structuration of Russia’s geo-economy under economic sanctions pp. 221-237

Pami Aalto and Tuomas Forsberg

Volume 14, issue 1, 2016

By way of introduction: the rule of law as a strategic priority for EU external action-conceptualization and implementation of EU law and policies pp. 1-6

Kolja Raube, Matthieu Burnay and Jan Wouters

The EU as a global rule of law promoter: the consistency and effectiveness challenges pp. 7-24

Laurent Pech

Overcoming the diversity-consistency dilemmas in EU Rule of Law external action pp. 25-41

Amichai Magen

Your rule of law is not mine: rethinking empirical approaches to EU rule of law promotion pp. 43-59

Marc Hertogh

The Pandora’s box: democratization and rule of law in Turkey pp. 61-77

Meltem Müftüler-Baç

Strengthening the rule of law in Indonesia: the EU and the combat against illegal logging pp. 79-93

Manuel Schmitz

Bridging the EU-China’s gap on the Rule of Law? pp. 95-106

Matthieu Burnay, Joëlle Hivonnet and Kolja Raube

Linking peacebuilding, rule of law and security sector reform: the European Union’s experience pp. 107-124

Teresa Almeida Cravo

Volume 13, issue 4, 2015

Recent changes in World University Rankings: an explorative study of Korea and Germany pp. 361-377

Daniel Schwekendiek

Korea’s linkage strategy between FTA hub policy and middle power leadership in regional economic integration pp. 379-394

Jinsoo Park

Policy convergence between Korea and the European Union in the field of chemical controls pp. 395-412

Taehwa Lee

Dialogue without cooperation? Diplomatic implications of EU-Japan summits pp. 413-424

Aiko Morii

Like-minded partners in the Asia-Pacific region? The EU’s expanding relationship with Australia pp. 425-441

Edward Yencken

India and the European Union. A precarious relationship pp. 443-457

Johannes Schmidt

International monetary policy spillovers—can the RMB and the euro challenge the hegemony of the US dollar? pp. 459-478

Kristina Spantig

Norman Angell and the logic of economic interdependence revisited: 1914, 2014 pp. 479-500

Er-Win Tan, Seung Kim and Gi-Seung Kim

Volume 13, issue 3, 2015

Introduction. Asia-Europe dialogue on norms: revisiting the role of norm-receivers in the conceptualisation of the ‘normative power Europe’ pp. 233-239

Natalia Chaban, Annick Masselot and Katharine Vadura

EU-Asia Free Trade Agreements as tools for social norm/legislation transfer pp. 241-252

Maria Garcia and Annick Masselot

Normative versus market power Europe? The EU-India trade agreement pp. 253-264

Jan Orbie and Sangeeta Khorana

Normative Power Europe meets the Israeli-Palestinian conflict pp. 265-274

Neve Gordon and Sharon Pardo

Falling on stony ground: ASEAN’s acceptance of EU constitutional norms pp. 275-283

W. Hopkins

Theorizing and framing ‘Normative Power Europe’: Asian journalists’ comparative perspectives pp. 285-296

Natalia Chaban and Martin Holland

Challenging the EU’s claim to moral authority: Russian talk of ‘double standards’ pp. 297-307

James Headley

Looking through rose-tinted glasses? The value and deficiency of using NPE as an analytical tool in the case of China pp. 309-322

Wenwen Shen

European norms in transit: trade mark norms, TTIP uncertainties and the relevance of TPP pp. 323-330

Alison Firth

The diffusion of norms in security-related fields: views from China, India and the EU pp. 331-347

May-Britt Stumbaum

The EU as ‘norm entrepreneur’ in the Asian region: exploring the digital diplomacy aspect of the human rights toolbox pp. 349-360

Katharine Vadura

Volume 13, issue 2, 2015

Towards a global scheme for carbon emissions reduction in aviation: China’s role in blocking the extension of the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme pp. 113-130

Armin Ibitz

What is in a name? Germany’s strategic partnerships with Asia’s rising powers pp. 131-146

Felix Heiduk

Trade relations between Italy and Australia: ‘business as usual’? pp. 147-161

Bruno Mascitelli

Global alliances, production changes and mature markets: Japanese FDI in the European car industry and their implications for bilateral trade policies pp. 163-174

Albrecht Rothacher

The role of Turkey in western Balkan energy security pp. 175-192

Murat Önsoy and Şebnem Udum

Regionalism by diffusion and design: Australasian policymakers, Europe and Asian-Pacific economic integration pp. 193-210

John Leslie

Untapped potential: time to rethink European engagement with the Asian Development Bank pp. 211-221

Maaike Okano-Heijmans

Asia-Pacific free trade talks nearing the finish line pp. 223-231

Hanns Hilpert