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Ist die EU in der Lage und bereit, mit den aufstrebenden Volkswirtschaften Asiens umzugehen? Ist das zunehmend wohlhabende Asien bereit, sich in Europa wirtschaftlich zu engagieren? Dieser Band zeigt in empirisch vergleichender Perspektive, wie die wichtigsten asiatischen Akteure die EU vor und nach dem Lissabonner Vertrag sowie vor und nach der europäischen Schuldenkrise wahrnehmen.

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1–4 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–4
5–22 Introduction: Early-Career Academics' Perspectives on Asian Perceptions of the EU Natalia CHABAN, Martin HOLLAND Natalia CHABAN, Martin HOLLAND 5–22
23–170 Section I: Normative, Economic and Political Visions of the EU Before the Eurozone Souvereign Debt Crisis 23–170
- 23–45 Chapter 1: The European Union, Human Rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ Perceptions in Southeast Asia Clara PORTELA Clara PORTELA 23–45
- 46–65 Chapter 2: Chinese Perceptions: An Exploration into the Non-material Underpinning of Sino-EU Trade Relations Pim VAN LOON Pim VAN LOON 46–65
- 66–85 Chapter 3: What Shapes Perceptions of the EU in China? Discrepancies Between Media Representation and Public Perception LI Zhang LI Zhang 66–85
- 86–111 Chapter 4: Political Visions and Stakeholders' Perception: Ideals, Truths and Challenges of the ASEM Process Alessandra BROVELLI Alessandra BROVELLI 86–111
- 112–142 Chapter 5: It Takes Two to Tango: Who Dances on the ASEM Stage? LAI Suet-yi LAI Suet-yi 112–142
- 143–170 Chapter 6: Perceptions and Misperceptions: Images of the European Union in India Rajendra K. JAIN, Shreya PANDEY Rajendra K. JAIN, Shreya PANDEY 143–170
171–296 Section II: Asia’s Perceptions of the EU after the Outbreak of the Eurozone Souvereign Debt Crisis 171–296
- 171–197 Chapter 7: Challenging the EU’s Economic Roles? The Impact of the Euro zone Crisis on EU Images in China LAI Suet-yi , LI Zhang LAI Suet-yi , LI Zhang 171–197
- 198–223 Chapter 8: Is FTA for ‘Up Closer and Personal?’ Reflections on Media and Public Views on the EU in Korea Sung-Won YOON Sung-Won YOON 198–223
- 224–251 Chapter 9: Potential Still Untapped: Japanese Perceptions of the European Union as an Economic and Normative Power Paul BACON Paul BACON 224–251
- 252–272 Chapter 10: Indian Elites and the EU as a Normative Power Rajendra K. JAIN, Shreya PANDEY Rajendra K. JAIN, Shreya PANDEY 252–272
- 273–296 Chapter 11: Who Acts for the EU before and after the Lisbon Treaty? The View Through the Media in Singapore and Thailand Loke Hoe Yeong, YEO Lay Hwee Loke Hoe Yeong, YEO Lay Hwee 273–296
297–340 Section III: Asia in the Eyes of Europe – Before and After the Crisis 297–340
- 297–326 Chapter 12: Asia Through the Eyes of Spain: Spanish Youth Perceptions on Asia-Pacific María CUIÑAS INSUA María CUIÑAS INSUA 297–326
- 327–340 Chapter 13: European Perceptions of Asian Regionalism: The Role of Multilateralism in Europe’s Image of Asia Sebastian Bersick Sebastian Bersick 327–340

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Introduction: Early-Career Academics' Perspectives on Asian Perceptions of the EU

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Chapter 1: The European Union, Human Rights and Burma/Myanmar: Stakeholders’ Perceptions in Southeast Asia

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Chapter 2: Chinese Perceptions: An Exploration into the Non-material Underpinning of Sino-EU Trade Relations

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Europe and Asia: Perceptions From Afar , Seite 66 - 85

Chapter 3: What Shapes Perceptions of the EU in China? Discrepancies Between Media Representation and Public Perception

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Europe and Asia: Perceptions From Afar , Seite 86 - 111

Chapter 4: Political Visions and Stakeholders' Perception: Ideals, Truths and Challenges of the ASEM Process

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