Richard McMahon lectures on EU politics at University College London. He has been a journalist of EU affairs and taught in Ireland, the UK and Germany. His research and publications concentrate on the ways that people think about Europe and nations – and how this affects politics, especially China-EU relations.Hongsong Liu is a professor in School of International and Public Affairs at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. His research is primarily focused on international organizations, global governance as well as Chinese foreign policy. He has published widely in both international peer-reviewed journals and leading Chinese IR journals.

• Chapter 1: Chinese representations of the European Union theoretical innovation, society & power.- Chapter 2: Now a Systemic Rival Inklings of Complex Representations of the EU in Public Survey Data of Chinese Urban Residents.- Chapter 3: Narrating the Other The Chinese Media’s Representation of European Integration and China–EU Relations in the context of Brexit.- Chapter 4: China’s Perception of the European Union during Brexit The Case of Chinese Scholars.- Chapter 5: Issue framing, News Value and National Interest Communicating EU crises in China.- Chapter 6: Chinese representations of EU trade actorness.- Chapter 7: Chinese Academic Representations of the Rise of Populism in Europe.- Chapter 8: Geopolitical triangle How China’s European Studies scholars represent the EU.- Chapter 9: Chinese Whispers China and Europe Miscommunicate the Multipolar Partnership Narrative.

Richard McMahon lectures on EU politics at University College London. He has been a journalist of EU affairs and taught in Ireland, the UK and Germany. His research and publications concentrate on the ways that people think about Europe and nations – and how this affects politics, especially China-EU relations.Hongsong Liu is a professor in School of International and Public Affairs at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. His research is primarily focused on international organizations, global governance as well as Chinese foreign policy. He has published widely in both international peer-reviewed journals and leading Chinese IR journals.

• Chapter 1: Chinese representations of the European Union theoretical innovation, society & power.- Chapter 2: Now a Systemic Rival Inklings of Complex Representations of the EU in Public Survey Data of Chinese Urban Residents.- Chapter 3: Narrating the Other The Chinese Media’s Representation of European Integration and China–EU Relations in the context of Brexit.- Chapter 4: China’s Perception of the European Union during Brexit The Case of Chinese Scholars.- Chapter 5: Issue framing, News Value and National Interest Communicating EU crises in China.- Chapter 6: Chinese representations of EU trade actorness.- Chapter 7: Chinese Academic Representations of the Rise of Populism in Europe.- Chapter 8: Geopolitical triangle How China’s European Studies scholars represent the EU.- Chapter 9: Chinese Whispers China and Europe Miscommunicate the Multipolar Partnership Narrative.

Richard McMahon lectures on EU politics at University College London. He has been a journalist of EU affairs and taught in Ireland, the UK and Germany. His research and publications concentrate on the ways that people think about Europe and nations – and how this affects politics, especially China-EU relations.Hongsong Liu is a professor in School of International and Public Affairs at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. His research is primarily focused on international organizations, global governance as well as Chinese foreign policy. He has published widely in both international peer-reviewed journals and leading Chinese IR journals.

• Chapter 1: Chinese representations of the European Union theoretical innovation, society & power.- Chapter 2: Now a Systemic Rival Inklings of Complex Representations of the EU in Public Survey Data of Chinese Urban Residents.- Chapter 3: Narrating the Other The Chinese Media’s Representation of European Integration and China–EU Relations in the context of Brexit.- Chapter 4: China’s Perception of the European Union during Brexit The Case of Chinese Scholars.- Chapter 5: Issue framing, News Value and National Interest Communicating EU crises in China.- Chapter 6: Chinese representations of EU trade actorness.- Chapter 7: Chinese Academic Representations of the Rise of Populism in Europe.- Chapter 8: Geopolitical triangle How China’s European Studies scholars represent the EU.- Chapter 9: Chinese Whispers China and Europe Miscommunicate the Multipolar Partnership Narrative.