George Cunningham European External Action Service Glasgow University 31 October 2012 1 Discussion points The EUChina relationship Historic Chinese migration to Europe China in Europes media ID: 553269
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EU Public Perceptions of China and Policy Implications
George Cunningham,European External Action ServiceGlasgow University, 31 October 2012
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Discussion points
The EU-China relationshipHistoric Chinese migration to EuropeChina in Europe’s mediaPublic opinion polling on ChinaSum up and policy implications
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The Evolving EU-China Relationship
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‘People-to-People’ Dialogue
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Historic Chinese Migration to Europe
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China in Europe’s media
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‘Do you have a favourable view of China?’
Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 2012
favourable
unfavourable
UK
UK
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Greece
Czech Rep.Slide9
‘Do you believe that China is fair or unfair in its trade relations with other countries?’ (%)
Fair
Neutral
Unfair
‘Depends
'/'Don't Know'
Italy
29
20
51
0
UK
23
23
44
10
Spain
22
15
51
12
Germany
19
19
56
6
France
12
28
59
1
Source:
Globescan
/Pipa, 2010-2011
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China becoming more powerful economically
Source: Globescan/Pipa, 2010-2011
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USA vs. China: the world’s leading economic superpower
Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 2012
USA China
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German Opinion: The World’s Leading Economic Superpower
Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 2012
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China becoming more powerful militarily
Source:
Globescan
/
Pipa
, 2010-2011
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‘The EU and China have the same interests when dealing with globalisation?’ (%)
Source: Eurobarometer, 2010
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‘Will China replace the USA as the world’s largest superpower?’
Source: Pew Global Attitudes Project, 201115Slide16
Country Public Perceptions
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Policy Implications
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Thank You
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Vice-Premier Li
Keqiang
visits Brussels, May 2012