Chinese economy

Policy briefs

The Taiwanese Economy after the Elections: Takeaways for the European Union

    Upgrading Europe’s independent knowledge on China

    Building a multidisciplinary analytical framework for understanding a multifaceted China under the Xi presidency, this project aims to explain and predict social, political, economic, and foreign policy changes in China.

    Research-driven recommendations

    The project will provide recommendations to the European Union and other stakeholders in the EU so that they can respond to the resurgent China in ways that best serve Europe’s interests and values.

    Building a lasting network of China expertise in Europe

    China Horizons will strongly promote interdisciplinary cooperation, exchange, and capacity building among China experts in Europe. The consortium will liaise with other existing China research networks.

 

Project in numbers

9

 

Partners

36

 

Months

40

 

Researchers

75

 

Research outputs

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Chinese economy

News

Opinion Piece: China’s ‘new productive forces’ risk overcapacity bubble

Chinese economy

News

Opinion Piece: India's economy can overtake China's if it can stay on track

Chinese foreign policy

News

Opinion Piece: China continues to dominate an expanded BRICS

Chinese economy

News

Opinion Piece: China's obsession with producing more and better will clash with protectionism (in Spanish)

Chinese economy

Podcasts

Key takeaways from China’s Two Sessions

Chinese foreign policy

Podcasts

Introduction to the DiploMatrix tool: a first webinar presentation

Chinese party-state politics

Podcasts

National People’s Congress 2024: The state implements the party’s decisions, with Nis Grünberg and Jacob Gunter

EU-China relations

Podcasts

Resuming the EU-China people to people dialogue, with Jean-Louis Rocca, Katja Drinhausen and Abigaël Vasselier

Chinese economy

Podcasts

South Korea's semiconductor strategy

Consortium

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