Europe in Emerging Asia

Abbreviations / Preface, Ana Palacio / Preface, M K Narayanan / Introduction: Europe in Emerging Asia: Visions and Divisions, Fredrik Erixon and Krishnan Srinivasan / 1. Europe and India: Dialogue without Intimacy, Krishnan Srinivasan / 2. Europe and South Asia: An Enduring Engagement, Iftekhar Chowdhury / 3.Europe and Southeast Asia: The Nature of Contemporary Relations, Evi Fitriani / 4. Thailand's Middle Income Trap and Europe's Assistance, Kriengsak Chareonwongsak / 5. Korea and Asia-Europe Relations, Jin Park / 6. Britain, Europe and Emerging Asia: A Tale of Opportunity and Frustration, James Mayall / 7. Whither Asia-Europe Trade Relations and Political Cooperation? Fredrik Erixon / 8. EU-China Trade Relations: The Past, Present and Future, Zhang Xiaotong / 9. Why China-European Relations are not so Strategic: Ten Hypotheses, Wang Yiwei / 10. Central Europe, the European Union and Emerging Asia, Agnieszka Kuszewska / 11. Europe's Eastward Expansion: The Connotations for Emerging Asia, Hari Vasudevan / 12. American Bargaining, Pivoting, and Rebalancing: Implications for Europe and Emerging Asia, Philip I. Levy / Notes on Contributors / Index / Bibliography

Fredrik Erixon is director and co-founder of the European Centre for International Political Economy at Brussels. He has worked as adviser to the British Government; and at the office of the prime minister of Sweden, in the World Bank and at JP Morgan. Krishnan Srinivasan is a former Indian foreign secretary and deputy secretary-general of the Commonwealth. He is presently a visiting professor at ASCI Hyderabad and fellow at the Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies at Kolkata.