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EU-China Relationship on Global Security Issues

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  • IULIANA UDROIU

    (Institute for World Economy of the Romanian Academy)

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On the public agenda, the Sino-European ties have been reduced and limited to commercial exchanges. Nevertheless, bilaterally, there has been a surge and a constant shared interest in widening cooperation on political, social, security issues, a.s.o. By assessing a series of agreements and common diplomatic efforts, this paper intends to point out that the joint Sino-EU projects, beyond sheer commercial purposes, include elements that could lead to promoting mutual interests, as well as to boosting global security, especially as far as regional and global crisis management is concerned.

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  • Iuliana Udroiu, 2017. "EU-China Relationship on Global Security Issues," Global Economic Observer, "Nicolae Titulescu" University of Bucharest, Faculty of Economic Sciences;Institute for World Economy of the Romanian Academy, vol. 5(1), pages 31-35, June.
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