Edited by Jing Men, InBev-Baillet Latour Chair of EU–China Relations, College of Europe, Belgium and Wei Shen, Jean Monnet Chair in EU–China Relations, ESSCA School of Management, France

'The relationship between the EU, China and the US is crucially important in the modern world. But as this wide-ranging study by an international collection of scholars shows, it is one that has been unfairly neglected. This book starts to put that right, showing how the three differ in their political commitment, identity and vision as they seek new roles in the midst of the changing economic and political dynamics of the 21st century. The value of this work is its assembly of diverse perspectives, showing the richness of EU-US-China relations and new frameworks that this can be conceptualised in.'--Kerry Brown, University of Sydney, Australia'The edited volume brings together a number of mainly younger scholars in Europe and China to assess the interactions of China, the European Union and United States. The strengths of the book lie in the analyses of China-EU relations and China's evolving roles in multilateral institutions, and it is refreshing to have the views of a younger generation of scholars on these and other topics.'--David Shambaugh, George Washington University and The Brookings Institution, US'This volume makes a substantial contribution to the literature, both by focusing specifically on the neglected issue of tripartite relations and by providing a range of useful and engaging analytical frameworks.'--Jonathan Benney, European Review of International Studies

• Contents:1. IntroductionJing Men and Wei Shen2. The EU, the US and China: Strategic Engagement, Political Commitment and Diplomatic Interaction in Multilateral Arenas Michael Smith3. Sino-EU-US Relations: Where Are They Going?Jing Men4. The Impact of European Debt Crisis on EU-US-China RelationsXiaotong Zhang5. The EU and the G2: Is a G3 Possible?Ramon Pacheco Pardo6. ‘Currency Wars’ between the US and China: Where Does the EU Stand?Miguel Otero-Iglesias7. Norms, Instruments and Strategy: Comparing EU and US Engagements of ChinaSalvatore Finamore8. China’s Geo-strategy and Relations with the Major Powers During the Global Downturn in 2008–2010Suisheng Zhao9. The Evolution of China’s Normative Position on the Use of ForceGrant Marlier and De-Yuan Kao10. The Adjustment of Global Economic Governance and China’s RoleHaibing Zhang11. ConclusionJing Men and Wei Shen

Edited by Jing Men, InBev-Baillet Latour Chair of EU–China Relations, College of Europe, Belgium and Wei Shen, Jean Monnet Chair in EU–China Relations, ESSCA School of Management, France

'The relationship between the EU, China and the US is crucially important in the modern world. But as this wide-ranging study by an international collection of scholars shows, it is one that has been unfairly neglected. This book starts to put that right, showing how the three differ in their political commitment, identity and vision as they seek new roles in the midst of the changing economic and political dynamics of the 21st century. The value of this work is its assembly of diverse perspectives, showing the richness of EU-US-China relations and new frameworks that this can be conceptualised in.'--Kerry Brown, University of Sydney, Australia'The edited volume brings together a number of mainly younger scholars in Europe and China to assess the interactions of China, the European Union and United States. The strengths of the book lie in the analyses of China-EU relations and China's evolving roles in multilateral institutions, and it is refreshing to have the views of a younger generation of scholars on these and other topics.'--David Shambaugh, George Washington University and The Brookings Institution, US'This volume makes a substantial contribution to the literature, both by focusing specifically on the neglected issue of tripartite relations and by providing a range of useful and engaging analytical frameworks.'--Jonathan Benney, European Review of International Studies

• Contents:1. IntroductionJing Men and Wei Shen2. The EU, the US and China: Strategic Engagement, Political Commitment and Diplomatic Interaction in Multilateral Arenas Michael Smith3. Sino-EU-US Relations: Where Are They Going?Jing Men4. The Impact of European Debt Crisis on EU-US-China RelationsXiaotong Zhang5. The EU and the G2: Is a G3 Possible?Ramon Pacheco Pardo6. ‘Currency Wars’ between the US and China: Where Does the EU Stand?Miguel Otero-Iglesias7. Norms, Instruments and Strategy: Comparing EU and US Engagements of ChinaSalvatore Finamore8. China’s Geo-strategy and Relations with the Major Powers During the Global Downturn in 2008–2010Suisheng Zhao9. The Evolution of China’s Normative Position on the Use of ForceGrant Marlier and De-Yuan Kao10. The Adjustment of Global Economic Governance and China’s RoleHaibing Zhang11. ConclusionJing Men and Wei Shen

Edited by Jing Men, InBev-Baillet Latour Chair of EU–China Relations, College of Europe, Belgium and Wei Shen, Jean Monnet Chair in EU–China Relations, ESSCA School of Management, France

'The relationship between the EU, China and the US is crucially important in the modern world. But as this wide-ranging study by an international collection of scholars shows, it is one that has been unfairly neglected. This book starts to put that right, showing how the three differ in their political commitment, identity and vision as they seek new roles in the midst of the changing economic and political dynamics of the 21st century. The value of this work is its assembly of diverse perspectives, showing the richness of EU-US-China relations and new frameworks that this can be conceptualised in.'--Kerry Brown, University of Sydney, Australia'The edited volume brings together a number of mainly younger scholars in Europe and China to assess the interactions of China, the European Union and United States. The strengths of the book lie in the analyses of China-EU relations and China's evolving roles in multilateral institutions, and it is refreshing to have the views of a younger generation of scholars on these and other topics.'--David Shambaugh, George Washington University and The Brookings Institution, US'This volume makes a substantial contribution to the literature, both by focusing specifically on the neglected issue of tripartite relations and by providing a range of useful and engaging analytical frameworks.'--Jonathan Benney, European Review of International Studies

• Contents:1. IntroductionJing Men and Wei Shen2. The EU, the US and China: Strategic Engagement, Political Commitment and Diplomatic Interaction in Multilateral Arenas Michael Smith3. Sino-EU-US Relations: Where Are They Going?Jing Men4. The Impact of European Debt Crisis on EU-US-China RelationsXiaotong Zhang5. The EU and the G2: Is a G3 Possible?Ramon Pacheco Pardo6. ‘Currency Wars’ between the US and China: Where Does the EU Stand?Miguel Otero-Iglesias7. Norms, Instruments and Strategy: Comparing EU and US Engagements of ChinaSalvatore Finamore8. China’s Geo-strategy and Relations with the Major Powers During the Global Downturn in 2008–2010Suisheng Zhao9. The Evolution of China’s Normative Position on the Use of ForceGrant Marlier and De-Yuan Kao10. The Adjustment of Global Economic Governance and China’s RoleHaibing Zhang11. ConclusionJing Men and Wei Shen