Digital-Konferenz unter der Leitung von Table.Media
Date
25/04/2023
Start
10:00 a.m. (CEST)
End
01:00 p.m. (CEST)
Die Bundesregierung ringt um den Umgang mit China und um eine passende Strategie. Vor diesem Hintergrund bringt Table.Media im Rahmen der China-Strategie 2023 mehr als 30 hochkarätige Expert:innen aus Politik, Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft zusammen. In 3 Sessions und 3 Stunden wird China als Wettbewerber, Rivale und Partner betrachtet. Die Digital-Konferenz schafft mitten in der aktuellen Debatte Orientierung für Entscheiderinnen und Entscheider.
Wir möchten erörtern, wie die Industrie mit dem größten Markt der Welt und den einhergehenden Abhängigkeiten umgehen kann, welcher Grad an Vorbereitung auf einen möglichen geopolitischen Konflikt sinnvoll ist und wie zukünftige gemeinsame Projekte aussehen können.
Finn Mayer-Kuckuk, Redaktionsleiter des China.Table, heißt u.a. folgende Gäste willkommen:
This article examines variation in China’s foreign policy rhetoric by examining how China’s national interest is constructed and whether it has become more consistent the longer Xi Jinping is in office through quantitative and qualitative content analyses.
Just in time for President Xi Jinping’s return to the world stage, from which he had been absent for nearly three years of pandemic, the 20th Party Congress has set China’s ideological course. The paper analyses the foreign policy and security agenda Xi has in store.
The GIGA Institute for Asian Studies investigates current developments in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Australasia. Research topics include civil society–state relations, China and India in regional and global affairs, and the Indo-Pacific as a strategic space.
The joint project WIKOOP-INFRA will draw up empirically grounded guidelines that offer researchers from Germany and the EU support and guidance for scientific cooperation with their Chinese colleagues at large research infrastructures under existing framework conditions. BMFTR, 2021-2024
Australia and New Zealand (NZ) have in recent years been at the forefront of the growing confrontation between the ‘West’ and China. Despite very close economic ties with China, both countries have substantially changed their approaches to dealing with the People’s Republic. This research project contributes to and seeks to advance relevant academic as well as policy-oriented debates on the topic. GIGA, 2018-2021
China verfolgt seit einigen Jahren eine eigene Datenstrategie bzgl. Eigentum, Management und staatlicher Kontrolle. Was das für internationale Forschungskooperationen und die Wissenschaft in Deutschland und der EU bedeutet, diskutieren wir bei der Kooperationsveranstaltung mit dem DESY und der Universität Hamburg.
Comparing US and European China policies of recent years reveals a widening gap. While the Biden administration’s China policy is fixated on competition and national security, and preoccupied with renewing US global leadership, the EU essentially remains open to cooperation with China.
This article examines variation in China’s foreign policy rhetoric by examining how China’s national interest is constructed and whether it has become more consistent the longer Xi Jinping is in office through quantitative and qualitative content analyses.
Just in time for President Xi Jinping’s return to the world stage, from which he had been absent for nearly three years of pandemic, the 20th Party Congress has set China’s ideological course. The paper analyses the foreign policy and security agenda Xi has in store.
The GIGA Institute for Asian Studies investigates current developments in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Australasia. Research topics include civil society–state relations, China and India in regional and global affairs, and the Indo-Pacific as a strategic space.
The joint project WIKOOP-INFRA will draw up empirically grounded guidelines that offer researchers from Germany and the EU support and guidance for scientific cooperation with their Chinese colleagues at large research infrastructures under existing framework conditions. BMFTR, 2021-2024
Australia and New Zealand (NZ) have in recent years been at the forefront of the growing confrontation between the ‘West’ and China. Despite very close economic ties with China, both countries have substantially changed their approaches to dealing with the People’s Republic. This research project contributes to and seeks to advance relevant academic as well as policy-oriented debates on the topic. GIGA, 2018-2021
China verfolgt seit einigen Jahren eine eigene Datenstrategie bzgl. Eigentum, Management und staatlicher Kontrolle. Was das für internationale Forschungskooperationen und die Wissenschaft in Deutschland und der EU bedeutet, diskutieren wir bei der Kooperationsveranstaltung mit dem DESY und der Universität Hamburg.
Comparing US and European China policies of recent years reveals a widening gap. While the Biden administration’s China policy is fixated on competition and national security, and preoccupied with renewing US global leadership, the EU essentially remains open to cooperation with China.
This article examines variation in China’s foreign policy rhetoric by examining how China’s national interest is constructed and whether it has become more consistent the longer Xi Jinping is in office through quantitative and qualitative content analyses.
Just in time for President Xi Jinping’s return to the world stage, from which he had been absent for nearly three years of pandemic, the 20th Party Congress has set China’s ideological course. The paper analyses the foreign policy and security agenda Xi has in store.
The GIGA Institute for Asian Studies investigates current developments in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Australasia. Research topics include civil society–state relations, China and India in regional and global affairs, and the Indo-Pacific as a strategic space.
