CEIAS is implementing a project studying the sources of public attraction towards China in Europe. CHARM will study the driving forces behind public attraction toward the West’s foremost authoritarian challenge, China. It will employ a mixed-method approach based on public opinion survey data and case studies of three selected EU countries (Germany, Hungary, and Slovakia).… Continue reading How authoritarian countries win ‘hearts and minds’: China’s attraction in the EU (CHARM)
CEIAS is implementing a project on the relations between the EU, and in particular the Central European nations, and Southeast Asian countries. EUSEAR will explore how the EU-ASEAN collaboration can be improved and how the EU and ASEAN can jointly strengthen the regional order in Southeast Asia. Moreover, the project will analyze how the EU… Continue reading European-Southeast Asian relations: their current state and future prospect (EUSEAR)
CEIAS is implementing a project dedicated to analyzing human rights in East Asia from a comparative perspective. HUREA will focus on human rights in East Asia in the following human rights topics: death penalty, asylum, and female representation in politics. While HUREA will cover all East Asian countries, Taiwan will serve as a special case… Continue reading Human rights in East Asia (HUREA)
CEIAS is implementing a project studying the role of South Korea in European electromobility and defense supply chains. The project comprises three key components. The first step aims to quantify the extent of trade and investment by East Asian firms in electric vehicles (EVs) and military production within the EU, particularly in light of the… Continue reading De-risking and its challenges: Korean positions in European electromobility and military supply chains after Russian invasion of Ukraine
CEIAS is developing a database of interactions between European academic institutions and Chinese entities. This project follows on the previous iteration of the China-Europe Academic Engagement Tracker, seeking to extend it to the rest of Europe, from the initial 11 to a new total of 33 countries. The goal of the Tracker is to provide… Continue reading Strengthening academic security through an analysis of European-PRC academic collaboration and recommendations for improved research agreement transparency
