Author (Person) | Stokes, Bruce, Studdart, Amy |
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Publisher | German Marshall Fund of the United States |
Series Title | Report |
Series Details | June 2014 |
Publication Date | June 2014 |
Content Type | Report |
Publics in Europe and the United States believe the global balance of power is shifting away from the North Atlantic toward East Asia. They see a China whose economic influence is on the rise while growth in the United States and Europe remains sluggish after five years of financial crisis. However, China’s growing geo-economic stature has not led to more positive sentiment toward the People’s Republic. For both Europeans and Americans, this is likely the result of unease about China as a commercial competitor that can economically supplant the United States, and a belief that Beijing would prefer not to take the interests of others into account in its foreign policy. |
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Source Link | Link to Main Source http://www.gmfus.org/publications/us-and-european-public-opinion-china |
Subject Categories | Politics and International Relations |
Countries / Regions | China, Europe, North America |