Asia Europe Journal

2004 - 2025

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

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Post-crisis restructuring of trade and financial architecture: Asian and European perspectives pp. 359-361: Matthias Helble and Margot Schüller
Long-term growth perspectives in Japan and the Euro area pp. 363-375: Christian Dreger
The European Union’s trade and investment policy in Asia: new challenges and opportunities in a changing global environment – or: following individual roadmaps pp. 377-397: Marc Bungenberg and Angshuman Hazarika
Salvaging the Trans-Pacific Partnership: building blocks for regional and multilateral trade opening? pp. 399-416: Matthias Helble
Central banking below zero: the implementation of negative interest rates in Europe and Japan pp. 417-443: Stefan Angrick and Naoko Nemoto
Monetary policy and overinvestment in East Asia and Europe pp. 445-462: Gunther Schnabl
Mortgage lending, banking crises, and financial stability in Asia and Europe pp. 463-482: Peter Morgan and Yan Zhang
The emergence of post-crisis regional financial institutions in Asia—with a little help from Europe pp. 483-501: Margot Schüller and Jan Peter Wogart

Influence of EU-ASEAN health interregionalism on regional health governance pp. 243-259: Vincent Rollet
Promoting regional development bank complementarity: challenges to Asia and lessons from Europe pp. 261-281: Xianbai Ji
Japan in the Asia-Europe parliamentary dialogue: domestic actors on the international stage pp. 283-298: Silja Keva
“Taking laughter seriously”: the politics of memory in regulating jokes on Korea’s colonial/dictatorial past pp. 299-318: Soyoung Lee
On the edge of the EU: Turkey’s choice between ‘privileged partnership’ and non-accession pp. 319-339: Siret Hürsoy
Building regional competition policy in ASEAN: lessons from the European Competition Network pp. 341-357: Alexandr Svetlicinii

The rise of China—challenges and opportunities for the European Union pp. 121-131: Thomas Christiansen and Richard Maher
Europe’s response to China’s rise: competing strategic visions pp. 133-145: Richard Maher
China’s rise: what about a transatlantic dialog? pp. 147-160: Philippe Le Corre and Jonathan Pollack
The bear and the EU-China-US triangle: transatlantic and Russian influences on EU’s “pivot to Asia” pp. 161-172: Bjørnar Sverdrup-Thygeson
China’s economic statecraft in Europe pp. 173-185: James Reilly
Redistributing the EU-China economic relationship: the role of domestic change in China pp. 187-198: Duncan Freeman
The EU’s trade strategy towards China: lessons for an effective turn pp. 199-212: Camille M. Brugier
Chinese outward direct investments in Europe and the control of the global value chain pp. 213-228: Jean-Christophe Defraigne
Global Economic Governance between China and the EU: the case of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank pp. 229-242: Silvia Menegazzi

Fuelling the New Great Game: Kazakhstan, energy policy and the EU pp. 1-20: Neil Collins and Kristina Bekenova
Why Russian gas diplomacy fails: the geopolitics-energy nexus in Ukraine and Turkey pp. 21-37: Filippos Proedrou
ASEAN and human rights: challenges to the EU’s diffusion of human rights norms pp. 39-54: Laura Allison-Reumann
Japan’s policy towards the South Caucasus: pragmatic even if enigmatic pp. 55-73: Syuzanna Vasilyan
The service sector in the free-trade agreement between the EU and Singapore: closing the gap between policy and business realities pp. 75-105: Claes G. Alvstam, Erja Kettunen and Patrik Ström
The EU’s gas relationship with Russia: solving current disputes and strengthening energy security pp. 107-117: Marco Siddi

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

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

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

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