China: Dangerous rival or cooperation partner? - Stahl, Gerhard
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In today's world, China has become an important player vis-à-vis the European Union. This publication provides knowledge and considerate recommendations that constitute a valuable contribution to the development of a European strategy for China. It is an invitation to study China's economic and political development based on facts, and different opinions of people in business, politics and academia. It looks into history, economic competition, and the reasons and consequences of geopolitical confrontation. With his methodical approach and his experiences as a visiting professor in China for…mehr

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In today's world, China has become an important player vis-à-vis the European Union. This publication provides knowledge and considerate recommendations that constitute a valuable contribution to the development of a European strategy for China. It is an invitation to study China's economic and political development based on facts, and different opinions of people in business, politics and academia. It looks into history, economic competition, and the reasons and consequences of geopolitical confrontation. With his methodical approach and his experiences as a visiting professor in China for the past ten years, Gerhard Stahl presents the current assets and challenges of this empire. What about the EU, the main trade and economic partner of China? Are we partners or rivals, or both? This book is not only not only a theoretical analysis, it is a convincing plea for international cooperation to solve global problems like climate change and underdevelopment.
Autorenporträt
Gerhard Stahl, geb. 1950, nach Stationen als Ökonom in der Grundsatzabteilung des Bundesfinanzministeriums und in verschiedenen europäischen Institutionen, u.¿a. als stellvertretender Kabinettschef für den EU-Kommissar für Wirtschaft und Währung, ist er seit 2014 Hochschullehrer an der Peking University HSBC Business School in Shenzhen, außerdem Mitglied und Berater von EDUI, einer chinesischen Umwelt-NGO. Er lebt in Brüssel, Shenzhen und Berlin.