Información General

• Autores: José María Beneyto Pérez (dir.), Jerónimo Maillo González-Orús (dir.), Javier Porras Belarra (coord.), Ignacio Fornaris Valls (coord.), Jorge Toledo Albiñana (pr.)
• Editores: Aranzadi
• Año de publicación: 2024
• Colecciones: Estudios
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-84-1162-006-2
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Resumen

• The relationship between China and the European Union (EU) is a multifaceted tapestry influenced by a multitude of factors in our evolving global landscape. From China's ascension on the global stage to the complex interplay with the United States and the impact of significant geopolitical shifts like Brexit, these dynamics shape the intricate fabric of their interaction.

  This comprehensive volume scrutinizes this complex relationship, examining the nuances of the Belt and Road Initiative's implications and the economic entanglements arising in this new era. It does not merely stop at economic intersections; it navigates the terrain of sovereignty, shared values, and mutual interests, unravelling the delicate balance within this global partnership.

  Geopolitical intricacies come to light, be it in the corridors of Central Asia, Russia's strategies in Latin America, or the EU's calculated responses. The chapters delve deeper, glimpsing the future of global trade within frameworks like the WTO, exploring digital strategies, e-commerce, and consumer protections, their legal and economic ramifications meticulously analysed.

  Yet, it does not halt at commerce and geopolitics; it ventures into critical domains like the environment and taxation. It highlights the EU's strides in climate change initiatives, tax regimes, and the pursuit of sustainable growth. Authored by distinguished experts, this work aims to unravel the web of challenges and opportunities defining the EU-China relationship in our contemporary world.

  For researchers and professionals in International Relations, International Political Economy, and area studies, this volume offers a panoramic view, revealing the intricate interplay of forces moulding the future of global diplomacy and governance. It serves as a compass, guiding exploration into the evolving landscape of international relations amidst the rise of new global powers.

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Listado de artículos

• • I. Setting the scene of EU-China relations

    • EU-China relations in the new global scenario

      José María Beneyto Pérez

      págs. 33-56

      

    • EU-China relations and the belt and road initiative

      Jerónimo Maillo González-Orús, Luis Rodrigo de Castro

      págs. 57-90

      

    • China-EU economic relations in the new era

      Ding Chun, Ji Haonan

      págs. 91-112

      

    • Careful what you wish for:: China encourages european sovereignty

      Richard McMahon, Yuxuan Gao

      págs. 113-150

      

    • Challenges and prospects of China-EU partnership for global development

      Zhang Min

      págs. 151-166

      

    • Quo vadis global governance?: Assessing China and EU relations in the new global economic order

      Tom Pegram, Julia Kreienkamp

      págs. 167-192

      

    • European Union and China relations:: between a strategic autonomy based on values and a necessary global agenda of shared interests

      Carlos Uriarte Sánchez

      págs. 193-206

      

    • The Central Asian Region:: between the BRI and the EU connectivity strategy

      Antonio Alonso Marcos

      págs. 207-230

      

    • China and Russia's disinformation strategy in Latin America and the European Union's response

      Marta Hernández Ruiz

      págs. 231-266

      

  • II. Trade, investments, competition & market regulation

    • The future of the WTO and EU-China trade relations

      Allan F. Tatham

      págs. 267-288

      

    • The competition law global governance dilemma and the EU-China relationship

      Jerónimo Maillo González-Orús, Miguel Verdeguer Segarra

      págs. 289-320

      

    • Player or board game? in search of Europe's strategic autonomy:: the need of a common digital strategy of the European Union towards the People's Republic of China

      Loreto Machés Blázquez

      págs. 321-356

      

    • E-commerce, consumers' guarantees in European Union international private law regulations and their counterbalancing external legal effects regarding partnerships towards the People's Republic of China

      Enrique Manuel Puerta Domínguez

      págs. 357-378

      

    • EU disputes on IP anti-suit injuctions in China:: extraterritoriality, innovation and selective adaptation of the trips agreement

      Emilio Ramos Calzón

      págs. 379-404

      

  • III. Climate change & taxation

    • Construction of EU and China's blue partnership for oceans:: challenges & opportunities

      Youlin Zhao

      págs. 405-436

      

    • Towards a carbon club?: EU, ETS, and China's national ETS searching for compatibility

      Justo Corti Varela

      págs. 437-462

      

    • A study on China's measures for the decoupling of the economic growth and the carbon emission

      Rao Lei, Gao Min

      págs. 463-486

      

    • The consumers' role:: the energy industry upside down? the growing importance of electricity consumers

      David Robinson

      págs. 487-504

      

    • The consumers' role: a legal approach from the EU clean energy package

      Jorge Galán Sosa

      págs. 505-518

      

    • Greening the transport sector:: is the recent reform in EU Law heading towards a consistent carbon price?

      Sébastien Wolff

      págs. 519-542

      

    • Rethinking and greening cities in Europe

      Esther ValdésTejera

      págs. 543-570

      

    • The EU climate change strategy:: new approaches in taxation and governance

      Marta Villar Ezcurra, Marina Bisogno

      págs. 571-596

      

    • The EU-China trade partnership from a European tax perspective

      Elena Masseglia Miszczyszyn, Marie Lamensch, Edoardo Traversa, Marta Villar Ezcurra, Fabrizio Pascucci

      págs. 597-634

      

    • From source-oriented to residence-oriented.: China´s international tax regime reshaped by BRI?

      Jie Wang

      págs. 635-666