The Role of France and Germany in EU-China Relations
Working Paper by Simone Weske
Simone Weske: The Role of France and Germany in EU-China Relations, C·A·P Working Paper, August 2007.
This paper was developed within the project "The Impact of EU Enlargement on European Integration and the Global Political Economy" that the C·A·P jointly conducts with the Centre for European Studies at the Renmin University of China. This project is supported by the European Commission in the framework of the EU-China European Studies Centres Programme.
28.08.2007 · EU-China European Studies
The European China policy cannot be analysed as if the EU were a state with one and the same will: Each decision is the result of a complex search for compromise, which has become even more difficult after the 2004 and 2007 enlargement rounds, raising the number of member states to 27.
This paper focuses attention on two member states, which are especially important for the shaping of EU-China relations: France and Germany. It will be shown how their national China policies influence the overall EU-China policy.
About the author
Simone Weske is research fellow at the Center for Applied Policy Research (C·A·P) in Munich.
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