Asia Europe Journal
2004 - 2025
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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
Volume 12, issue 4, 2014
- Asia/Europe/Australia dialogue: building knowledge from each other’s experiences pp. 361-363

- Karel Čada, Jacqueline Lo, Danielle Tan and William Shannon
- What kind of governance does emerge in EU cross-border regions and Southeast Asia growth triangles? Italy-Slovenia and Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore border zones revisited pp. 365-382

- Elisabetta Nadalutti
- The Greater Mekong Subregion programme: reflections for a renewed paradigm of regionalism pp. 383-399

- Danielle Tan
- Evaluating the cultural cooperation: the role of the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) in the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) process pp. 401-418

- Huong Le Thu
- Does the GFC as a change agent of financial regulatory models and approaches in Europe provide lessons for Asia? pp. 419-430

- Shaun Elder
- Category making in discourses of health policy reforms: the case study of the Czech Republic pp. 431-443

- Karel Čada
- Casting shadows? Authoritarianism in Putin’s Russia Authoritarianism in Putin’s Russia pp. 445-456

- Dorothy Horsfield
- Erratum to: Casting shadows? Authoritarianism in Putin’s Russia pp. 457-457

- Dorothy Horsfield
Volume 12, issue 3, 2014
- Shipowners, ports and diplomats: the political economy of Greece’s relations with China pp. 215-230

- Asteris Huliaras and Sotiris Petropoulos
- EU–Korea relations in a changing world project: main results and recommendations pp. 231-250

- Axel Marx, Jan Wouters, Woosik Moon, Yeongseop Rhee and Sunhee Park
- EU FTA negotiations with India: The question of liberalisation of public procurement pp. 251-263

- Sangeeta Khorana and Anand Asthana
- Online relationship management, friendship cultures, and ego-networks of young people in Thailand and Austria pp. 265-283

- Gerit Götzenbrucker and Margarita Köhl
- The Istanbul Process: prospects for regional connectivity in the heart of Asia pp. 285-300

- Marissa Quie
- Aid darling and the European Union’s aid allocation policy: the case of Vietnam pp. 301-324

- Ha Hoang
- The sovereign debt crisis: why Greece, but not Japan? pp. 325-344

- Naoyuki Yoshino and Uwe Vollmer
- Publics and biobanks in China and Europe: a comparative perspective pp. 345-359

- Johannes Starkbaum, Haidan Chen and Herbert Gottweis
Volume 12, issue 1, 2014
- Convergence and divergence between the EU and China pp. 1-3

- Jing Men and Ramon Pardo
- Culture, knowledge and diplomacy in contemporary EU–China relations—reflections on the legacies of Matteo Ricci pp. 5-19

- Yongjin Zhang
- Trust, structures and Track-2 Dialogue in the EU-China relationship: resetting and resettling a ‘strategic partnership’? pp. 21-34

- David Scott
- EU-China relations and the limits of economic diplomacy pp. 35-48

- Michael Smith
- Climate change and EU–China partnership: realist disguise or institutionalist blessing? pp. 49-62

- Jing Men
- EU–China relations in financial governance: cooperation, convergence or competition? pp. 63-77

- Ramon Pacheco Pardo
- Europe, China and security governance: is there evidence of normative convergence? pp. 79-93

- David Kerr and Yanzhuo Xu
- Chinese network diplomacy as a challenge for transatlantic partners pp. 95-108

- Patryk Pawlak
- The politics of hosting Chinese investment in Europe—an introduction pp. 109-126

- Sophie Meunier, Brian Burgoon and Wade Jacoby
- Chinese direct investment in the EU and the US: a comparative view pp. 127-142

- Thilo Hanemann
- A Faustian bargain or just a good bargain? Chinese foreign direct investment and politics in Europe pp. 143-158

- Sophie Meunier
- China’s direct investment in the European Union: a new regulatory challenge? pp. 159-177

- Haiyan Zhang and Daniel Bulcke
- Chinese investment and European labor: should and do workers fear Chinese FDI? pp. 179-197

- Brian Burgoon and Damian Raess
- Different cases, different faces: Chinese investment in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 199-214

- Wade Jacoby
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