1st Edition
Power, Perception and Foreign Policymaking US and EU Responses to the Rise of China
2. Interpreting the ‘Rise’ of China
3. Debating the Rise of China in US Foreign Policy
4. Debating the Rise of China in European Foreign Policy
5. Explaining the Transatlantic Arms Embargo Debate: Contesting the Rise of China
6. China’s Rise, Continued: US and EU Responses 2009-2016
7. Conclusions
Biography
Scott A.W. Brown is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Georgia Institute of Technology, USA.
"...this is a valuable book, particularly in providing an authoritative account of American and European policy debates on China in the first two decades after the end of the Cold War."
Tim Summers, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Chatham House, Hong Kong
"Overall, it is an effective and clearly written book that takes a novel approach to a topical issue...It is a worthwhile and important read for anyone interested in a more nuanced view of China’s rise and key actors response to it."
David A. Beitelman, Dalhousie University
