Three boards: security, economy and the new unknown. The complicated relationship between China and Central and Eastern Europe

Three boards: security, economy and the new unknown. The complicated relationship between China and Central and Eastern Europe

Two decades ago, when China economically entered Western Europe for the first time, two dominant narratives emerged. The first one claimed that China’s involvement constitutes a great development opportunity for European continent; the other one declared that it’s a serious security threat. Those tw...

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Main Author: Michał Lubina
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek 2019-12-01
Series:Nowa Polityka Wschodnia
Subjects:
china
obor
central and eastern europe
Online Access:https://czasopisma.marszalek.com.pl/images/pliki/npw/23/npw2304.pdf
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title_short Three boards: security, economy and the new unknown. The complicated relationship between China and Central and Eastern Europe
title_full Three boards: security, economy and the new unknown. The complicated relationship between China and Central and Eastern Europe
title_fullStr Three boards: security, economy and the new unknown. The complicated relationship between China and Central and Eastern Europe
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title_sort three boards: security, economy and the new unknown. the complicated relationship between china and central and eastern europe
publisher Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek
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description Two decades ago, when China economically entered Western Europe for the first time, two dominant narratives emerged. The first one claimed that China’s involvement constitutes a great development opportunity for European continent; the other one declared that it’s a serious security threat. Those two discourses on China remain dominant until now and the opportunity vs. threat dichotomy can now also be applied to Chinese’s policy towards Central and Eastern Europe. The answer for the dichotomy is both. China’s engagement means a great opportunity for development for Central and Eastern Europe. The success, however, is uncertain. It may never fulfill due to external factors and the drawbacks may overshadow the benefits.
topic china
obor
central and eastern europe
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