The 'Strategic Partnership' between China and the European Union after Twenty Years: Drivers of Change and Continuity

The Strategic Partnership between the European Union and China is perhaps a misnomer. It is rather a case of two major international actors 'living with their differences'. How much longer can it last? This talk will address some drivers of change and continuity in China-EU relations.

Leonhard Xu

I am a second-year MPhil in International Relations student at St Antony’s College. My interest centers around the intersection between geopolitics, economics, and international development. My current research examines the allocation of development finance in this new era of great power competition.

Tiffany Chan

Tiffany is an MPhil International Relations student at St Hugh's College, University of Oxford. Her research interests include international political economy and international economic law (trade, investment, and labour), focusing on China and East Asia. Her research is covering geoeconomic dimensions of trade and investment treaties and investor-state dispute settlements with multinational enterprises. The Rotary Global Grant fully funds her research.

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