Winnie King

University of Bristol, School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies (SPAIS), Faculty Member

University of Bristol, British InterUniversity China Centre, Faculty Member

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research interests include:

• economic cooperation and socio-economic integration in East Asia

• social-economic networks and transnational actors in the domestic/foreign policy processes

• State-business relations

• the impact of economic development on state structures, institutions, and decision and policy-making processes in Taiwan and Mainland China.

• European-East Asian Relations: Europe in Asia's Strategy
Supervisors: Dr. Steve Tsang
Phone: +44 (0)117 3311024
Address: 11 Priory Road, University of Bristol
Bristol, BS8 1TU
UK

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Online Chinese Nationalism and Chinese Bilateral Relations

The role of civil society in the formation of Taiwan's cross-strait policy

EThOS - Electronic Theses Online ServiceGBUnited Kingdo

Taiwanese Nationalism and Cross-Strait Marriage? Governing and Incorporating Mainland Spouses

Online Chinese Nationalism and the European Union: A Political Economy Perspective

From Exclusive to Adaptive National Identity: Taiwan’s Policy Toward Mainland Spouses’ Immigration

Berliner China Hefte Chinese History and Society, 2007

From Exclusive to Adaptive National Identity: Taiwan’s Policy Toward Mainland Spouses’ Immigration

Berliner China Hefte Chinese History and Society, 2007

When Cameron meets Xi: Sino-British Relations for Britain’s National Interest

With Xi Jinping’s upcoming state visit, we will likely see an uplift in the Cameron-Osborne charm... more With Xi Jinping’s upcoming state visit, we will likely see an uplift in the Cameron-Osborne charm offensive, to usher in a ‘Golden Decade’ of Sino-British relations. Two years of intensive trade missions, and efforts to woo China’s favour, have positioned Britain to share in the benefits of China’s economic restructuring programme.

To reap the vast rewards on offer the British government must devise and project a clear and focused strategy regarding China. This must show how Britain can contribute to China’s economic reform, while stressing how China can enhance Britain’s own industrial base and technological comparative advantages—for Britain.....

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China’s establishing a New Normal

Following the 2008 crisis China was well placed financially to ‘bail out’ major economies in a ti... more Following the 2008 crisis China was well placed financially to ‘bail out’ major economies in a time of significant economic decline; but it is important to note that it was also in its strategic interest to do so. Over the past 8 years however, the Chinese state has building upon the lessons of 2008 to establish a ‘New Normal.’ Glaring weaknesses of its export-oriented economy, including a dependency upon economic behaviour of the world’s developed markets and consumption patterns, have given way to three fundamental pillars: Consumption, development of its Tertiary sector; and the state's gradual adoption of Non-Intervention in the Market.

Online Chinese Nationalism toward the European Union: Economic and Diplomatic Implications of the Olympic Torch Relay Protests

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“From Exclusive to Adaptive National Identity: Taiwan’s Policy Toward Mainland Spouses’

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Integration of the Republic of China on Taiwan and the People's Republic of China: Business as a Driving Force

Talks by Winnie King

Implications of Chinese Investment in Hinkley Point C: Sino-British 'Cooperation'

Renminbi Internationalisation Hubs: Indications East Asian Institutionalisation

Civil Society & China's Nation-Building: Contribution or cooptation of Cross-Strait mobilization trends

Civic Society as the Nexus between Formal Democratic and Informal Engagement

Current Economic Situation In China And Prospects For The Future

Online Chinese Nationalism Towards the European Union

The Political Economy of Mobilisation: Transnational activism and informal institutions in Cross-Strait Policy development

Leading the State: Informal Institutions and Collaboration in Cross Taiwan-Strait Relations

Civil Society and Political Participation in Taiwan

Online Chinese Nationalism and Chinese Bilateral Relations

The role of civil society in the formation of Taiwan's cross-strait policy

EThOS - Electronic Theses Online ServiceGBUnited Kingdo

Taiwanese Nationalism and Cross-Strait Marriage? Governing and Incorporating Mainland Spouses

Online Chinese Nationalism and the European Union: A Political Economy Perspective

From Exclusive to Adaptive National Identity: Taiwan’s Policy Toward Mainland Spouses’ Immigration

Berliner China Hefte Chinese History and Society, 2007

From Exclusive to Adaptive National Identity: Taiwan’s Policy Toward Mainland Spouses’ Immigration

Berliner China Hefte Chinese History and Society, 2007

When Cameron meets Xi: Sino-British Relations for Britain’s National Interest

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China’s establishing a New Normal

Online Chinese Nationalism toward the European Union: Economic and Diplomatic Implications of the Olympic Torch Relay Protests

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“From Exclusive to Adaptive National Identity: Taiwan’s Policy Toward Mainland Spouses’

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Integration of the Republic of China on Taiwan and the People's Republic of China: Business as a Driving Force

Implications of Chinese Investment in Hinkley Point C: Sino-British 'Cooperation'

Renminbi Internationalisation Hubs: Indications East Asian Institutionalisation

Civil Society & China's Nation-Building: Contribution or cooptation of Cross-Strait mobilization trends

Civic Society as the Nexus between Formal Democratic and Informal Engagement

Current Economic Situation In China And Prospects For The Future

Online Chinese Nationalism Towards the European Union

The Political Economy of Mobilisation: Transnational activism and informal institutions in Cross-Strait Policy development

Leading the State: Informal Institutions and Collaboration in Cross Taiwan-Strait Relations

Civil Society and Political Participation in Taiwan

China's International Relations

International Political Economy

East Asia, Europe and Global Integration

Understanding Contemporary China

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