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1.1 International and Regional Issues of Common Interest 1.1 International and Regional Issues of Common Interest
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1.2 The EU’s Integration Development 1.2 The EU’s Integration Development
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1.3 China’s Peaceful Development 1.3 China’s Peaceful Development
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1.4 Roles in the Current International System 1.4 Roles in the Current International System
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Postscript Postscript
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1 The EU–China ‘Strategic Dialogue’: Pathways in the International System
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Published:December 2007
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Abstract
By examining the strategic dialogue process, this chapter conducts a wider evaluation across time and the issue areas of the relationship. It provides a careful textual analysis of the discourse mechanisms that Europe and China are using to develop their political language; but it also points to the gaps, inconsistencies, and slippages between what is being said and what is being understood. The discussion considers the emergent actors to be seeking pathways in a fluid international environment, in which they sometimes seem to be on parallel paths, at other times on divergent ones, with the result that it cannot easily be deduced at this stage whether these pathways will lead to a common end destination or not. Still, if liberalism-functionalism has any credence, then EU multilateralism may also be encouraging similar multilateralism trends in China.
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