The International Spectator · 2007 · 13 citations · 9 references
Social SciencesInternational RelationsGlobal GovernanceInternational SecuritySecurity StudiesArms EmbargoesBilateral RelationsDiplomatic RelationsForeign PolicyGeopoliticsInternational CooperationDiplomatic Coercion Through Arms EmbargoesEast Asian International RelationsEuropean RelationsInternational Arms EmbargoesInternational Relations In AsiaRegional Arms Embargo RegimesTransatlantic RelationsWeapons Embargoes
The Chinese arms embargo issue has gone beyond Sino-European bilateral relations to become a matter of significance – and concern – for East Asian and US policymakers. Thus, an eventual solution depends not only on the interplay between EU and Chinese policymakers’ interests and considerations, but is now interconnected with China's domestic developments and regional posture, the security concerns of China's neighbours (especially Japan and Taiwan), the evolution of US-China relations and transatlantic relations.
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European Competitiveness Report 2015-2018
Andreas Reinstaller · Monographien · 2014 · 118 citations
China and Europe: The Emerging Axis
David Shambaugh · Current History · 2004 · 58 citations · Full text
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