China, the European Union, and the International Politics of Global Governance

<p>Table of Contents<br>List of illustrations<br>Preface<br>Introduction: New Players and New Order of Global Governance; Jianwei Wang and Weiqing Song<br>1. China-EU Relations: Rivalry Impedes Strategic Partnership; Mingjiang Li<br>2. A Liberal Institutionalist Perspective on China-EU Relations; Thomas Christiansen <br>3. Social Constructivist Perspectives on China-EU Relations; Knud Erik Jørgensen and Reuben Wong<br>4. China and the EU in the UN; Jian Junbo; Chen Zhimin<br>5. Shaping the Agenda Jointly? China and the EU in the G20; Hongsong Liu and Shaun Breslin<br>6. The EU and China in the WTO: What Contribution to the International Rule of Law? Reflections in Light of the Raw Materials and Rare Earths Disputes; Matthieu Burnay and Jan Wouters<br>7. International Financial Institutions; Gerald Chan<br>8. Different Versions of Interregionalism and ASEM's Multilateral Utility for Global Governance; Tianxiang Zhu<br>9. Traditional Security Issues; Fulvio Attinà<br>10. Non-traditionalSecurity Issues; Evangelos Fanoulis and Emil Kirchner<br>11. Confronting the Climate Challenge: Convergence and Divergence between the EU and China; Yan Bo and Diarmuid Torney<br>12. China, the EU and Global Governance in Human Rights; Gustaaf Geeraerts<br>13. Development Policy – alternatives, challenges and opportunities; Uwe Wissenbach and Yuan Wang<br>Contributor biographies<br>Index<br><br></p>