Prof. Giuseppe Gabusi is Associate Professor of International Political Economy and Political Economy of East Asia at the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society of the University of Turin. He is Head of T.wai's Indo-Pacific Program.
In 2021, the EU adopted its Indo-Pacific Strategy, which is designed to promote an open, rules-based regional order in the Indo-Pacific. The strategy outlined the EU's efforts to increase its presence in an area that was perceived as both distant and increasingly important. The definition and implementation of the strategy, however, essentially depend on the EU’s Member States.
In a context characterised by the need to reduce economic dependence on China by diversifying trading partners, and to reassure the neighbours of this formidable Asian neighbour, the new social construct of the Indo-Pacific was gradually but firmly embraced and adopted by the region’s most significant players.
Drawing on literature about institutions as networks and examining Serbia as a case study, this article argues that Serbia’s engagement with both powers contributes to the reshaping of regional and global orders.
[IT] Dopo una breve introduzione storica che racconta l’evoluzione del singolo mezzo espressivo in Cina, i singoli contributi affrontano, ricorrendo a diversi metodi (quantitativi, qualitativi, misti…), l’analisi dei casi studio attraverso fonti principalmente in lingua cinese.
The event "TOASEAN Focus Filippine e Vietnam" is mentioned in the article "PH showcases key investment sectors at Italy business forum" on The Filipino Times.
