China-EU connectivity in an era of geopolitical competition / (Record no. 80026)

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ISSN 1652-0432
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Original cataloging library Sipr
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Language code eng
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Personal name Anthony, Ian
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Title China-EU connectivity in an era of geopolitical competition /
Author, etc Ian Anthony, Jiayi Zhou, Jingdong Yuan, Fei Su and Jinyung Kim
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Place of publication Solna :
Publisher SIPRI,
Year 2021
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Pages 50 p.
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Series title SIPRI policy paper ;
Number 59
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General note Cover: "March 2021"
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General note SIP2123
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General note The long-standing relationship between China and the European Union (EU) is being subsumed into a broader geopolitical competition between major power centres. Alongside cooperation, elements of competition and rivalry have been sharpened by a re-evaluation of the bilateral relationship by EU actors. Areas of cooperation have included Chinese involvement in the EU’s internal connectivity projects—specifically in transport and digital networks. This report examines this cooperation and assesses its prospects. <br/>Enhancing connectivity within and around the EU to facilitate trade and commercial relations was relatively uncontroversial even if initiatives were never fully aligned. But the space for common projects has been narrowed by political divergence and new sensitivities in the EU regarding the security implications of Chinese investments. China understands that the EU’s scrutiny of its investments and restrictions on its involvement in connectivity projects are affected by EU–US relations. Despite these tensions, the report shows that constructive ways forward in this globally significant relationship are still possible, both within and beyond the connectivity domains.
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Keyword international relations
Subdivision trade
-- industry
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Geographic keyword China
Subdivision EU
-- cooperation
Geographic subdivision Europe
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Author/Editor Zhou, Jiayi
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Author/Editor Yuan, Jingdong
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Author/Editor Kim, Jinyung
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Author/Editor Su, Fei
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Institution SIPRI
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Classification part Fri e-publikation
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URI https://www.sipri.org/publications/2021/sipri-policy-papers/china-eu-connectivity-era-geopolitical-competition
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        SIPRI Library and Documentation SIPRI Library and Documentation 2021-03-15   CD2021 G21_21 G21/21 2021-03-15 report
        SIPRI Library and Documentation SIPRI Library and Documentation 2021-03-25   341.67SIPRI Anthony G21/31 2021-03-25 report
        SIPRI Library and Documentation SIPRI Library and Documentation 2021-03-25   341.67SIPRI Anthony G21/32 2021-03-25 report