The consistency of the European Union foreign policy towards One Belt One Road A comparative study on the SinO-Brussels and SinO-CEEC relations.

摘要

In the context of China Going Global, this paper seeks to evaluate the degree of implicationthat the European Union (EU) has in the Chinese-led One Belt One Road (OBOR).In orderto assess the success or failure of the Beijing's project, the role of the EU in-and towards-it is determinant.If the OBOR unfolds its full potential, it would represent a change ofparadigm in the global governance system. The Sino-EU political relations are of three kinds: The

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声明

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Contents

List of tables and figures

List of abbreviations

CHAPTER 1．INTRODUCTION

1．1 Terminological Definitions

1．2 Context and relevance of the research

1．3 Literature review

1．4 Research object，research questions and hypothesis

1．5 Research methodology

1．6 Chapter overview

CHAPTER 2．CHINA GOING GLOBAL

2．1 People’s Republic of China economic growth

2．1．1 Chronological overview of PRC economic transformation

2．1．2 Main features of Chinese economic reforms

2．1．3 Chinese membership in the World Trade Organization

2．2 One Belt One Road

2．2．1 Context

2．2．2 The scope

2．2．3 The strategy

CHAPTER3．SINO-BRUSSELS RELATIONS

3．1 Contextualizing the EU

3．1．1 Historical background and main eharateristics

3．1．2 Multi-speed Europe

3．2 Brussels’ Foreign Policy

3．2．1 The European External Action Service

3．2．2 Europe as a Normative Power

3．3 China-Brussels relations

3．3．1 Chronology

3．3．2 Achievements and setbacks

3．4 The influenee of the OBOR to the Sino-Brussels relation

CHAPTER 4．CHINA-CEEC’S RELATIONS：THE “16+1” FORMAT

4．1 The CEEC sub-region

4．2 The “16+1” format

4．3 The influence of the OBOR to the “16+1’’ format

CHAPTER 5．SUMMARY OF THE MAIN FINDINGS

Conclusion

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