Asia Europe Journal

2004 - 2025

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

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Lessons of the European crisis for regional monetary and financial integration in East Asia pp. 355-376: Ulrich Volz
Comparing functions of transnational city networks in Europe and Asia pp. 377-396: Stefan Niederhafner
Capabilities and aspirations: South Korea’s rise as a middle power pp. 397-413: Carl Saxer
Japan's security policy in relation to normal statehood pp. 415-431: Kwang Chun
Natural disaster in Japan: implications for world financial markets pp. 433-444: Ansgar Belke
How can perception help us to understand the dynamic between EU member states? The state of the art pp. 445-463: Matúš Mišík
Can the EU be a serious security actor in Asia? pp. 465-467: Lay Yeo

Asia’s and Europe’s energy policy challenges: introduction pp. 201-210: Christopher Dent and Elspeth Thomson
Wind energy development in East Asia and Europe pp. 211-230: Christopher Dent
Towards green energy cooperation in Northeast Asia: implications from European experiences pp. 231-245: Jae-Seung Lee
Asia and European transport biofuels stalled at the same place? pp. 247-263: Kamal Soundararajan and Elspeth Thomson
Decomposition of embodied exergy flows in manufactured products and implications for carbon tariff policies pp. 265-283: Mei Liao, Chao Ma, Dongpu Yao and Huizheng Liu
The climate and energy security implications of coal demand and supply in Asia and Europe pp. 285-303: Antony Froggatt
The unconventional gas revolution and the prospects for Europe and Asia pp. 305-322: Frank Umbach
The role of Russian gas in China’s energy supply strategy pp. 323-338: Keun-Wook Paik
The solar power policies and markets of Asia and Europe pp. 339-354: Shiva Susarla and Elmar Friedrich

Securitising proliferation, failing security governance: the European Union’s role in India and Pakistan’s nuclear rivalry pp. 93-112: Oz Hassan
Gender and transition in Southeast Asia: conceptual travel? pp. 113-127: Claudia Derichs
Auto-communicating micro-Orientalism: articulating ‘Denmark’ in China at the Shanghai Expo pp. 129-145: Carina Ren and Can-Seng Ooi
New Zealand and the Asia–Europe Meeting pp. 147-162: Mathew Doidge
Enacting the rules of global finance: sovereign wealth funds and the promotion of corporate governance reform pp. 163-178: Michael Fini and Lena Rethel
Is the Euro still a success story? An Asian interpretation of the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis pp. 179-188: Hungdah Su
Lessons from the Asian financial crisis for the eurozone: a comparative analysis of the perilous politics of austerity in Asia and Europe pp. 189-199: Mi Park

A question of sovereignty? pp. 1-20: Sigrid Winkler
Are non-traditional security challenges leading regional organizations towards greater convergence? pp. 21-38: Angela Pennisi di Floristella
The long march: the lessons of China's economic transition pp. 39-52: László Árva and András Schlett
Risk communication surrounding the Fukushima nuclear disaster: an anthropological approach pp. 53-64: Pablo Figueroa
Thinking after Fukushima. Epistemic shift in social sciences pp. 65-78: Alain-Marc Rieu
Confronting earthquake risk in Japan—are private households underinsured? pp. 79-91: Franz Waldenberger

The European Union, Vietnam, and Human Rights as Law: the case of the 1995 EU–Vietnam framework agreement and its human rights clause pp. 215-231: Matthias Maass
Southeast Asian cooperation in health: a comparative perspective on regional health governance in ASEAN and the EU pp. 233-250: Marie Lamy and Kai Phua
Bangladeshi migration to Italy: the family perspective pp. 251-265: Md Rahman and M. Kabir
Between policy and reality: multiculturalism, the second generation, and the third space in Britain pp. 267-285: Sharmani Gabriel, Edmund Gomez and Zarine Rocha
Korea’s middle power activism and peacekeeping operations pp. 287-299: Sangtu Ko
From Kim Jong Il to Kim Jong Un: nuclear impasse or diplomatic opportunity? pp. 301-316: Er-Win Tan and Geetha Govindasamy
The Kurdish problem, print media, and democratic consolidation in Turkey pp. 317-333: Emre Toros
The China effect in anxious Europe pp. 335-340: Gungwu Wang

The EU’s Asia: renegotiating boundaries, renegotiating norms pp. 91-97: Bart Gaens, Juha Jokela and Mikael Mattlin
Changing definitions of Asia pp. 99-112: Pekka Korhonen
China, Russia and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: blessing or curse for new regionalism in Central Asia? pp. 113-126: Teemu Naarajärvi
Comparing regional organisations in global multilateral institutions: ASEAN, the EU and the UN pp. 127-143: Jens-Uwe Wunderlich
Interregional relations and legitimacy in global governance: the EU in ASEM pp. 145-164: Juha Jokela and Bart Gaens
The European Union, Burma/Myanmar and ASEAN: A challenge to European norms and values or a new opportunity? pp. 165-180: Sophie Rocher
Dead on arrival: normative EU policy towards China pp. 181-198: Mikael Mattlin
The governance of fertility through gender equality in the EU and Japan pp. 199-214: Jemima Repo

Region-building and critical juncture: Europe and Northeast Asia in comparative perspective pp. 1-20: Sam-Sang Jo
Comparing urban renewal in Barcelona and Seoul—urban management in conditions of competition among global cities pp. 21-39: Matjaž Uršič and Blaž Križnik
A step as normative power: the EU’s human rights policy towards North Korea pp. 41-56: Moosung Lee
Nuclear power for climate mitigation? Contesting frames in Korean newspapers pp. 57-73: Sun-Jin Yun
Do Russia and China promote autocracy in Central Asia? pp. 75-89: Inna Melnykovska, Hedwig Plamper and Rainer Schweickert