EU-China Observer

The EU-China Observer is an electronic journal published by the Baillet Latour Chair of European Union-China Relations and the EU-China Research Centre. The EU-China Observer provides a platform for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas on current topics of EU-China relations from an interdisciplinary perspective.

Potential contributors are welcome to send their papers (max. 2,500 words) to EUCO [at] coleurope.eu. All papers must follow the guidelines set out in the Author's Note. They will be subject to a peer review by the editorial board of the journal.

The EU-China Observer is published quarterly in March, June, September and December. Certain issues may be dedicated to special themes.

Topics and submission deadlines for 2019:

• Issue #1.19: Open Issue: open for contributions (submission deadline: 20 March 2019)

Topics and submission deadlines for 2018:

• Issue #1.18: The EU and China in a changing global order: partners or competitors?: closed (Call for Contributions)
• Issue #2.18: The 40th anniversary of China’s Reform Policy: Opportunities and Challenges for EU-China Relations: closed (Call for Contributions)
• Issue #3.18: Special Students Issue: closed
• Issue #4.18: EU-China Trade and Investment Relations: closed

Topics and submission deadlines for 2017:

• Issue #1.17: The Role of the US in EU-China Relations: closed (Call for Contributions)
• Issue #2.17: The EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI): closed
• Issue #3.17: Special Students Issue: closed
• Issue #4.17: International Conference 'The Belt and Road Initiative: EU-China Logistics and Supply Chain': closed

Topics and submission deadlines for 2016:

• Issue #1.16: The Issue of the Market Economy Status in EU-China Trade Relations: closed (Call for Contributions) 
• Issue #2.16: EU-China Cooperation in Security Issues: closed (Call for Contributions)
• Issue #3.16: EU-China Cooperation/Competition in Global Governance: closed (Call for Contributions)
• Issue #4.16: Public Diplomacy in EU-China Relations: closed (Call for Contributions)

Subscription to the EU-China Observer is free of charge. In order to subscribe, register here.