Covid-19 and Europe-China Relations
Covid-19 and Europe-China Relations
A country-level analysis
European Think-tank Network on China (ETNC)
Special Report – 29 April 2020
29.04.2020
As Europe struggles with an existential crisis brought on by Covid-19, the complexities of its relations with China are on full display. While the crisis itself is unprecendented in many ways, it is also the first time China has figured so prominently on an issue of such immediately critical importance to European citizens, governments, and the European project more broadly. To begin to understand the dynamics at play, the chapters in this report provide country-specific analysis on these shifting relations within the context of Covid-19.
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Geopolitische Konsequenzen der Covid-19 Krise
AIES Talk mit Dr. Walter Feichtinger, Präsident des Centers für Strategische Analysen (CSA)
11.05.2021 / Mehr
China’s Soft Power in Europe
China's Soft Power in Europe – Falling on Hard Times, Report by European Think-tank Network on China (ETNC) – April 2021. China's soft power in Austria: building on the power of nonchalance, Austrian country chapter by Lucas Erlbacher.
20.04.2021 / Mehr
Das österreichische Bundesheer als COVID-19 Krisen-Akteur im In- und Ausland
AIES: Das österreichische Bundesheer als COVID-19 Krisen-Akteur im In- und Ausland, AIES Studie, März 2021
13.04.2021 / Mehr
The Disruptive Impact of the Cyber Domain on International Security Policy
Michael Zinkanell, David Kirsch: The Disruptive Impact of the Cyber Domain on International Security Policy, AIES Fokus 4/2021
09.02.2021 / Mehr
The Franco-German reaction to the COVID19 pandemic
Eloïse Ryon: The Franco-German reaction to the COVID19 pandemic and its consequences, a step forward for Europe? AIES Fokus 13/2020
13.10.2020 / Mehr