EU-China: Comparative experiences and contributions to global governance in the fields of climate change, trade and competition

Beneyto, José María (dir.)
Maillo González-Orús, Jerónimo (dir.)

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.