Información General

• Autores: Vassilis Ntousas (coord.), Stephen Minas (coord.)
• Editores: Taylor & Francis Group, Routledge
• Año de publicación: 2021
• Colecciones: Routledge Studies in European Foreign Policy
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-0-367-85323-5, 978-0-367-42290-5, 978-1-032-04546-7
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Resumen

• This book explores key elements of European Union (EU) engagement with the Belt Road Initiative (BRI), drawing on the expertise of leading practitioners and scholars of EU-China relations.

  Under the theme of discerning the BRI and its nexus with the EU, chapters examine the nature of the BRI as China’s approach to global governance and consider how BRI intersects with the EU as a very different regional integration project. Under the theme of BRI factors in EU law and policy, chapters examine the BRI as a factor in specific domains of EU law and policy, including investment, finance, the environment and the COVID-19 pandemic and consider EU responses. Under the theme of EU Member State experiences, chapters present a series of case studies of individual Member States, their engagement with the BRI and ongoing policy debates.

  This book will be of interest to scholars and students of International Relations, EU external relations, Chinese public policy and foreign relations, European studies and security studies as well as policymakers dealing with China in EU and Member State institutions.

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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. Introduction

    • Introduction. Facing the Belt and Road from the European Union

      Vassilis Ntousas, Stephen Minas

      págs. 3-10

      

  • Part II. Discerning the BRI and its intersections with the European Union

    • The Belt and Road Initiative in China’s approach to global governance: Implications for China-EU relations and economic cooperation

      Yun Zhao, Hui Chen

      págs. 13-28

      

    • The EU-China diplomacy and the Belt and Road Initiative

      Jing Men

      págs. 29-41

      

    • The BRI kaleidoscope: European legal pluralism and BRI soft law

      Francis Snyder

      págs. 42-59

      

    • The Belt and Road in the single market: Towards an EU legal infrastructure to address the regulatory implications

      Steven Blockmans, Weinian Hu

      págs. 60-75

      

  • Part III. Belt and Road Factors in EU law and policy

    • Sino-European financial linkages underpinning BRI projects in EuropeTitle

      Jens Bastian

      págs. 79-95

      

    • The Belt and Road Initiative and state-owned enterprises: Is it time for reform of the EU merger control?

      Alexandr Svetlicinii

      págs. 96-113

      

    • EU-China cooperation on promoting sustainable development under the Belt and Road Initiative—Consensus built on divergence

      Su Xueji

      págs. 114-132

      

    • COVID-19 and EU-China relations

      Mario Esteban, Ugo Armanini

      págs. 133-150

      

  • Part IV. EU Member State experiences and debates

    • France, China and the BRI: The challenge of conditional engagement

      Françoise Nicolas

      págs. 153-169

      

    • Between commerce and geopolitics: Is there a German China strategy?

      Stefan Mayr, Ferdinand Schaff

      págs. 170-187

      

    • Greece between crisis, opportunity and risk as a key BRI node

      Dimitri Kokoromytis, Angelos Chryssogelos

      págs. 188-201

      

    • Italy's embrace of BRI and the role of internal political dynamics

      Alessia Amighini

      págs. 202-217

      

    • China and the Belt and Road Initiative in Europe: The case of Portugalx

      Laura C. Ferreira-Pereira, Paulo Duarte

      págs. 218-234

      

  • Part V. Conclusion

    • Conclusion. The EU's Belt and Road challenge: Coherence, consolidation and connectivity

      Vassilis Ntousas, Stephen Minas

      págs. 237-244