The policy paper by Martin Šebeňa looks into trade and investment relations of China and V4 countries. A Central European manufacturing nexus has emerged in the past three decades, encompassing Germany, Austria and the four Visegrád countries. In this regard, a scrutiny of trade statistics based on value-added methodology indicates a significant increase in exposure of V4… Continue reading Chinese Trade and Investment in the Visegrad Countries: Mapping Increased Exposure and Volatility
This article by Richard Q. Turcsányi builds on Europe-wide knowledge of EU-China energy investment relations and discusses the cases of three Central European countries’ attitudes towards Chinese energy investments. It focuses on how Chinese investments are perceived compared to investments from other countries, and how the energy sector is perceived compared to other sectors. Media analysis,… Continue reading Central European attitudes towards Chinese energy investments: The cases of Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic
Rozhovor nášho Richarda Q. Turcsányiho pre World Politics Review Last month, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the Czech Republic, where he signed more than 30 deals worth nearly $4 billion. In an email interview, Richard Turcsanyi, the deputy director of the Institute for Asian Studies, Bratislava, discussed Chinese investment in Central and Eastern Europe. WPR: How extensive is… Continue reading Limited Payoff for China’s Investment in Central and Eastern Europe
The main output of the research project coordinated by the Institute of World Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies HAS, Budapest is the publication of Chinese investments and financial engagement in Visegrad countries: Myth or reality. The book analyses the Chinese investments in Visegrad countries before and after the crisis with a special focus… Continue reading Chinese investments and financial engagement in Visegrad countries: Myth or reality ?
