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Madariaga Report - 26 July 2010 Benefiting from the presence in Brussels of a delegation composed by members of the China Reform Forum, the Central Party School and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the InBev-Baillet Latour Chair at the College of Europe and the Madariaga – College of Europe Foundation organised a meeting on the state of play of EU-China Relations 35 years after their establishment, held on Monday 26th July from 09.00 to 12.30. The event opened with a keynote speech by Mr. Chen Baosheng, Vice Chairman of China Reform Forum and Vice President of the Central Party School on China's recent developments and future perspectives of cooperation between the EU and China. A discussion session then followed, benefiting from the participation of Professor Gong Li, the Central Party School; Professor Zhang Zhongjun, Deputy Director of the General Office at the Central Party School, Mr. Wang Xudong, Secretary General of CRF and Mr. Wu Yaokun, Director of the Department of Academic Initiatives at CRF. Professor Jing Men, Chair holder of the InBev-Baillet Latour Chair and Professor of EU-China Relations at the College of Europe and Pierre Defraigne, Executive Director of the Madariaga - College of Europe Foundation chaired the meeting and contributed to the discussions.  Read the Report |
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Madariaga Paper, Vol. 3, No. 5, (Jul., 2010) This paper compares the economic and developmental activities of the European Union and China in Kenya in order to address some pertinent questions. To what extent is China interested in Africa solely for natural resources and does it operate in any other economic sector? What is the Chinese strategy for development in particular African countries and is it necessarily harmful to the host country? How do the EU's activities compare to China's? How do African governments view the EU's and China's presence on the continent? Read the Paper |
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Madariaga Report - 1 July 2010 There is a growing perception that the EU is becoming weaker in its relationship vis-à-vis big continental states such as the US, China and Russia. What currency does the EU’s soft and normative power hold in a world of states that straightforwardly pursue their national interests? To what degree will the EU’s own strategic “self-perception” have to change in such a world? With the continued dominance of the “Big Three” in EU foreign policy (France, Germany and the UK), the pervasive rule of unanimity and a lack of unified European defence, is the EU well-placed to maintain its position as a “post-modern” bloc? A Citizen's Controversy with Nicole Gnesotto, Professor at the Conservatoire national des Arts et Métiers, and Robert Cooper, Director General for External and Politico-Military Affairs at the Council of the European Union. Read the Report |
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Madariaga Report - 30 June 2010 The Madariaga - College of Europe Foundation and the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) organised a joint event to present and discuss the report on the re-launch of the single market, released on 10 May 2010, prepared by Mario Monti at the request of José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission. Discussing the issues were: Mario Monti, President of Bocconi University, former Commissioner for the Internal Market (1995-1999) and Commissioner for Competition (1999-2004); Pierre Defraigne, Executive Directeor of the Madariaga - College of Europe Foundation; Philippe Pochet, General Director of the European Trade Union Institute; Thérèse de Liedekerke, Managing Director of Business Europe; and Jozef Niemiec, Confederal Secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC). Read the Report |
Madariaga Speeches - July, 2010 Speech by Pierre Defraigne delivered to the Institute for European Studies, China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, Beijing, 22 July 2010. |
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