Bridging the EU-China’s gap on the Rule of Law?

Burnay, Matthieu; Hivonnet, Joëlle; Raube, Kolja

doi:10.1007/s10308-015-0437-7

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“…During the past history of China, the concept of the rule of law did not reach the level of prestige it enjoys in the West. 265 Today, the Chinese Communist Party (Party) is the uncontestable leader of China. It is so stated in the Constitution itself, which proclaims in its first article that the People's Republic of China is a democratic dictatorship led by the Party.…”

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China Data Flows and Power in the Era of Chinese Big Tech

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“…In other instances, China has taken a leading role in the non-proliferation of mass destruction weapons and also in the trade of small arms and other light weapons (Burnay et al, 2015). According to these researchers, this commitment shows the level of global responsibility China has taken as a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.…”

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Literature Review on the Foreign Policy of China

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This literature review offers a comprehensive synthesis of existing research on China’s foreign policy, identifying the driving factors, strategic objectives, and implications for the global order. The analysis begins with how China’s foreign policy is formulated and is divided into core, middle-range, and long-range and then delves into theoretical frameworks, including realism, constructivism, and liberalism. Also, this paper will highlight in this literature review how a leader’s choice, national compromise, and the system pressure deeply influence the foreign policy of China. The strategic objectives of China’s politics, military, and diplomatic initiatives, along with the role of leadership in maintaining world peace, diplomatic influence, and foreign aid, are also examined. The review concludes with an assessment of the implications of China’s rise for regional stability, international order, and power dynamics among major players. By critically evaluating the literature, this review provides valuable insights for policymakers, academics, and practitioners seeking to understand China’s growing influence on the global stage.

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Unpacking EU Policy-Making Towards China

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Bridging the EU-China’s gap on the Rule of Law?

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China Data Flows and Power in the Era of Chinese Big Tech

China Data Flows and Power in the Era of Chinese Big Tech

Literature Review on the Foreign Policy of China

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