Product details
- Categories: Asia
- Publisher: PALGRAVE-MACMILLAN
- ISBN: 9780230378698
- Publication Date: 02/01/2013
- Binding: Hardback
- Number of pages: 696
- Language: English
Summary
This edited book fills a gap in the literature on EU-Asia relations. The European Union and Asia are two regions undergoing significant changes internally while at the same time developing stronger relations with each other. In the context of an emerging multi-polar world, Europe and Asia are seen
as major actors, making their relations increasingly crucial for the understanding of global politics. The Handbook is distinctive because it constitute a thoroughly comprehensive collection of more than 40 contributions from a variety of disciplines and perspectives, bringing together leading authors in their respective fields. Contributors come from Europe, Asia, North America and Australia, thereby providing a genuinely global perspective on this important topic.
The Handbook is structured along several key dimensions in the relationship, ensuring that bilateral relations, multilateral contexts, institutional aspects, the comparative dimension and the global perspective, are all covered – a unique set of contributions. In addition, sections look specifically at political, economic and cultural relations between the two regions.
Table of contents
Introduction; T.Christiansen, E.Kirchner & P.Murray
PART I: CONCEPTUALIZING AND CONTEXTUALIZING EU-ASIA RELATIONS
The Historical Relations Of Europe And East Asia- From Partnership To
Post-Colonialism; S.Kirchner
The Evolution Of EU-Asian Relations: 2001-2011; F.Cameron
Prospects For Multipolarity And Multilateralism In World Politics; K.E.Jørgensen
Images Of European Integration In Asia; M.Holland, N.Chaban, S.Kelly & S-Y.Lai
The Role Of 'Strategic Partnerships' In EU Relations With Asia; M.Reiterer
PART II: THE COMPARATIVE DIMENSION OF EU-ASIA RELATIONS
Regionalism And EU-Asian Relations: Patterns, Trends And Determinants; D.Webber
Europe-Asia Studies: The Contribution Of Comparative Regional Integration; P.Murray & A.Warleigh-Lack
Responses To The Global Financial Crisis – And Its Precedents; P.Gillespie
Dealing With Terrorism, Corruption And Organized Crime: EU And Asia; L.Holmes
PART III: THE POLITICAL DIMENSION OF EU-ASIA RELATIONS
EU-China Relations On Human Rights In Competing Paradigms: Continuity And Change; W.Shen
The Securitization Of EU-Asia Relations In The Post-Cold War Era; N.Casarini
Sanctions And Embargoes In EU-Asia Relations; P.Vennesson & C.Portela
Socio-Cultural And Educational Cooperation Between The EU And Asia; G.Wiessala
Regional Integration Support By The EU In Asia: Aims And Prospects; A.Jetschke
PART IV: THE ECONOMIC DIMENSION OF EU-ASIA RELATIONS
EU-Asia Trade Relations; H.Kubo
Trade Facilitation And Market Access; B.A.O'Callaghan
International Banking, Asia And Europe; C.Ryan
Coordinating Regional Financial Arrangements With The IMF: Challenges To
Asia And Lessons From The EU; T.Kinkyo
PART V: THE INSTITUTIONAL DIMENSION OF EU-ASIA RELATIONS
The Institutional Dimension Of EU-Asean/Asean Plus Three Interregional Relations; M-G.Manea
The Asia-Europe Meeting (Asem); L.H.Yeo
The Asean Regional Forum And The EU's Role In Promoting Security In Asia-Pacific; K.Weber
Strategic Bilateralism Or Effective Multilateralism? The EU, The SCO And SAARC; T.Renard
PART VI: THE GLOBAL DIMENSION OF EU-ASIA RELATIONS
The EU, Asia And The Governance Of Global Trade; M.Smith
The EU And Asia In The United Nations Security Council; J.Wouters & M.Burnay
Nuclear Non-Proliferation; S.Yoon & J.Suh
The Security Of The United States In Asia Pacific; R.Dominguez
From Polarisation Towards A Consensus On Development? EU And Asia Approaches To Development And Oda; U.Wissenbach & E.Kim
Europe, Asia And Climate Change Governance; Y.Bo & Z.Chen
PART VII: CHINA IN EU – ASIA RELATIONS
Security And The Role Of China; X.Song
China In EU-East Asia Economic Relations; B.Dai
EU-China Relations; G.Geeraerts
PART VIII: BILATERAL RELATIONS BETWEEN THE EU AND ASIA
EU-Japan Relations; T.Tanaka
The EU And The Two Koreas- One Strategic Partner, The Other Strategic Liability; U.Wissenbach
EU-Taiwan Relationship Since 1981; H.Su
EU-Indonesia Relations: No Expectations-Capabilitiy Gap?; D.Camroux & A.Srikandini
EU-India Relations; D.Allen
EU-Pakistan Relations: The Challenge Of Dealing With A Fragile State; S.Islam
EU-Australia Relations; A.Benvenuti & P.Murray
Conclusion: The Future Agenda In Europe-Asia Relations; T.Christiansen, E.Kirchner & P.Murray