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Managing Global Challenges electronic resource The European Union, China and EU Network Diplomacy / by Stephan Mergenthaler.

By: Mergenthaler, Stephan [author.]Contributor(s): SpringerLink (Online service)Material type: TextTextPublication details: Wiesbaden : Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden : Imprint: Springer VS, 2015Description: X, 206 p. 15 illus. online resourceContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9783658103736Subject(s): Political science | public policy | International relations | Political Science and International Relations | International Relations | Public PolicyDDC classification: 327 LOC classification: JZ2-6530Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
The Development of  EU Policies towards China.- Analysing the Operational Level of Cooperation: A Framework -- The Cooperation System: Actors and Mechanisms.- Controlling Nuclear Proliferation.- Mitigating Climate Change -- Addressing the Security-Development Nexus.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: The book provides an in-depth analysis of EU-China cooperation mechanisms with a focus on efforts to jointly address global challenges. It zooms in on the cooperation mechanisms for addressing three specific global challenges that rank high on the bilateral agenda: mitigating climate change, controlling nuclear non-proliferation, and addressing the poverty-insecurity nexus. From this empirical analysis, the book assesses the characteristics and challenges of the EU’s emerging “network diplomacy” model of dealing with strategic external relations.  Contents The Development of EU Policies towards China Analysing the Operational Level of Cooperation: A Framework The Cooperation System: Actors and Mechanisms Controlling Nuclear Proliferation Mitigating Climate Change Addressing the Security-Development Nexus  Target Groups Lecturers and students of social sciences, in particular of political science, international relations and European studies Practitioners in European external relations as well as in international organizations About the Author Stephan Mergenthaler is Director at the World Economic Forum in Geneva. He is also a Guest Lecturer for International Relations at the University of Geneva and Non-resident Fellow with the Global Public Policy Institute in Berlin.
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The Development of  EU Policies towards China.- Analysing the Operational Level of Cooperation: A Framework -- The Cooperation System: Actors and Mechanisms.- Controlling Nuclear Proliferation.- Mitigating Climate Change -- Addressing the Security-Development Nexus.

The book provides an in-depth analysis of EU-China cooperation mechanisms with a focus on efforts to jointly address global challenges. It zooms in on the cooperation mechanisms for addressing three specific global challenges that rank high on the bilateral agenda: mitigating climate change, controlling nuclear non-proliferation, and addressing the poverty-insecurity nexus. From this empirical analysis, the book assesses the characteristics and challenges of the EU’s emerging “network diplomacy” model of dealing with strategic external relations.  Contents The Development of EU Policies towards China Analysing the Operational Level of Cooperation: A Framework The Cooperation System: Actors and Mechanisms Controlling Nuclear Proliferation Mitigating Climate Change Addressing the Security-Development Nexus  Target Groups Lecturers and students of social sciences, in particular of political science, international relations and European studies Practitioners in European external relations as well as in international organizations About the Author Stephan Mergenthaler is Director at the World Economic Forum in Geneva. He is also a Guest Lecturer for International Relations at the University of Geneva and Non-resident Fellow with the Global Public Policy Institute in Berlin.

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