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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-851-8essed with consideration of the conflicting perspectives. Given that Europe remains the most favourable destination for Chinese investors, a comprehensive agenda on existing and future investments and access to local markets is critical towards maintaining a progressive economic environment.

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A Test Case for Europe: Sino-Italian Relations in the ‘Old’ and ‘New’ Cold Warin the post-Cold War era. Finally, a session will be dedicated to the most recent evolution of Sino-Italian relations during Xi Jinping’s leadership, concluding with a set of policy prescriptions for a reassessment of Italy’s China policy in the framework of the so called ‘New’ Cold War.

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Book 2022ts, and foreign policy approaches. The second part analyzes BRI cooperation from the perspective of the business sector, while the third part presents case studies that examine the impacts and responses of various European countries to the BRI.

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Set-Theoretical Aspects and Radon Measures,uropean countries and jumped all the way to become a middle-income economy. This process of China’s rapid globalization and the ensuing knock-on effects on European markets will be evaluated with reference to the current standpoint of EU–China relations.

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,EU–China Trade: A Review of the Facts and Where We Stand,uropean countries and jumped all the way to become a middle-income economy. This process of China’s rapid globalization and the ensuing knock-on effects on European markets will be evaluated with reference to the current standpoint of EU–China relations.

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From ‘International Relations’ to ‘Global Foreign Policy’—Examining the New Framework of Chinese Strtive will ultimately be dependent on the ability of the current Xi administration to realign themselves among the existing strategic networks. The projected complications brought on by the growing reluctance to comply with China-led objectives will again be evaluated to discern the future efficacy of the OROB.