China and Europe since 1978 : a European perspective
This volume looks at the development of Chinese-European relations since China embarked on its open policy and the European Union evolved into the major economic and political force in Europe. The papers suggest that political communication has not significantly modified Europe's relations with China and that both Europe and China tend to view their relations with each other in terms of their relationships with the USA. Articles include: Human Rights, Europe and the People's Republic of China; Relations and Mutual Strategic Perceptions: China and the European Union; EU Economic Relations with China: An Institutionalist Perspective; The Role of Hong Kong and Macau in China's Relations with Europe; A Functional Relationship: Political Extensions to Europe-Taiwan Economic Ties; Economic Relations between Taiwan and Europe; Cultural Relations between China and the Member States of the European Union
Print Book, English, ©2002
Cambridge University Press, New York, ©2002
China quarterly special issues, new ser., no. 2
Conference papers and proceedings
viii, 217 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
9780521524032, 0521524032
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1. China and Europe since 1978: an introduction Richard Louis Edmonds; 2. Diplomatic relations and mutual strategic perceptions: China and the European Union Kay Möller; 3. China's diplomatic relations with the States of Europe Eberhard Sandschneider; 4. Human rights, Europe and the People's Republic of China Philip Baker; 5. EU Economic relations with China: an institutionalist perspective Franco Algieri; 6. Economic relations between the PRC and the States of Europe Markus Taube; 7. The role of Hong Kong and Macau in China's relations with Europe Brian Hook and Miguel Santos Neves; 8. A functional relationship: political extensions to Europe–Taiwan economic ties François Mengin; 9. Economic relations between Taiwan and Europe Robert Ash; 10. Cultural relations between China and the Member States of the European Union Werner Meissner.
Rev. papers of a conference held May 17-19, 2000, and hosted by the Instituto do Oriente, in the Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas at the Universidade Técnica de Lisboa