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EU Public Perceptions of China and Policy Implications

EU Public Perceptions of China and Policy Implications. George Cunningham, European External Action Service Glasgow University, 31 October 2012. Discussion points. The EU-China relationship Historic Chinese migration to Europe China in Europe’s media Public opinion polling on China

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EU Public Perceptions of China and Policy Implications

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  1. EU Public Perceptions of China and Policy Implications George Cunningham, European External Action Service Glasgow University, 31 October 2012

  2. Discussion points • The EU-China relationship • Historic Chinese migration to Europe • China in Europe’s media • Public opinion polling on China • Sum up and policy implications

  3. The Evolving EU-China Relationship

  4. ‘People-to-People’ Dialogue

  5. Historic Chinese Migration to Europe

  6. China in Europe’s media

  7. ‘Do you have a favourable view of China?’ UK favourable Greece UK unfavourable Czech Rep. Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 2012

  8. ‘Do you believe that China is fair or unfair in its trade relations with other countries?’ (%) Source: Globescan/Pipa, 2010-2011

  9. China becoming more powerful economically Source: Globescan/Pipa, 2010-2011

  10. USA vs. China: the world’s leading economic superpower USA China Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 2012

  11. German Opinion: The World’s Leading Economic Superpower Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 2012

  12. China becoming more powerful militarily Source: Globescan/Pipa, 2010-2011

  13. ‘The EU and China have the same interests when dealing with globalisation?’ (%) Source: Eurobarometer, 2010

  14. ‘Will China replace the USA as the world’s largest superpower?’ Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 2011

  15. Country Public Perceptions

  16. Policy Implications

  17. Thank You Vice-Premier Li Keqiang visits Brussels, May 2012

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