Introduction: Reform and Governance in the EU and China (Jing Men and Annika Linck)
Part 1 - GOVERNANCE AND REFORM IN CHINA
Chapter 1: ‘Soft Legal Transplants’: EU-China Relations at a Glance (Matthieu Burnay)
Chapter 2: The Role of Local Governance for China’s Political Stability (Anja Senz)
Chapter 3: ‘Good Governance’ and the Role of Civil Society Organisations in Reform Processes and EU-China Diplomatic Relations (Joëlle Hivonnet and Kolja Raube)
Chapter 4: Bilateral and Domestic Dimensions in China’s Approach to ODI Governance (Duncan Freeman)
Part 2 - THE EU AND CHINA IN GLOBAL AND REGIONAL GOVERNANCE
Chapter 5: China and the EU: Partners or Competitors in Shaping Multilateral and Regional Governance in Asia (Michael Reiterer and Thomas Henökl)
Chapter 6: The EU and China: Partners in Global Economic Governance Reform? (Scott A.W. Brown and Miguel Otero Iglesias)
Chapter 7: The Conundrum of Financial Stability - Central Banks and Currency Management in China, Eurozone and the US? (John Ryan)
Chapter 8: Different Models of Engagement in Africa: A Comparison of the EU’s and China’s Development Policy (Weifang (Florence) Chen and Yanzhuo Xu)
Biography
Jing Men is Bailet Latour Chair of EU-China Relations and Director for EU-China Research Centre, IRD, College of Europe, Bruges.
Annika Linck is Research Assistant to the Bailet Latour Chair of EU-China Relations, IRD, College of Europe, Bruges.
