New Challenges and Opportunities in European-Asian Relations

lt;b>Bibek Chand is Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the University of North Georgia, USA. His research interests include Sino-Indian interactions in Asia, international relations of small states, security studies, the emerging notion of the Indo-Pacific, and geopolitics.

Lukas K. Danner is Research Associate at the Miami-Florida Jean Monnet Center of Excellence, Florida International University, USA, and Fulbright-NSF Arctic Research Scholar at the University of Iceland. His research interests include small states, security studies, foreign policy, and geopolitics of Europe, Asia, and the Arctic.

Part I: The Rise of European-Asian Relations.- Chapter 1: Introduction.- Part II: Europe & East Asia.- Chapter 2: The EU as Pivotal Player in the Growing China-US Conflict.- Chapter 3: Making Sense of the EU-China Relations: Partners and Rivals.- Chapter 4: Korean, Japanese, and Chinese Free Trade Agreements with European States in an Age of U.S. Protectionism.- Part III: Europe & Southeast Asia.- Chapter 5: The ASEAN-EU Relations and the ASEAN Regional Integration.- Chapter 6: An Analysis of EU Free Trade Agreements and Negotiations with Southeast Asian Countries.- Chapter 7: EU-Southeast Asian Relations: What Lies Ahead?.- Part IV: Europe & South and Central Asia.- Chapter 8: EU-India Relations and New Political Realities: Normative Convergence and its Implications for Shared Strategic Concerns.- Chapter 9: The European Union's Impact in South Asia: Norms or Geopolitics?.- Chapter 10: The COVID-19 Pandemic: Crisis and Opportunity for a Different Approach to EU-Afghanistan Migration Management.- Part V: The Future of European-Asian Relations.- Chapter 11: Conclusion.