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Kristina KironskaPalacky University Olomouc & Central European Institute of Asian StudiesVerified email at upol.cz
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Peter GriesLee Kai Hung Chair & Director of the Manchester China Institute, Prof. Politics, Univ. of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
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Una Aleksandra Bērziņa-ČerenkovaHead of Political Science Doctoral Studies Programme, Head of China Studies Centre, RigaVerified email at rsu.lv
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Richard Turcsanyi

Palacky University Olomouc

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Chinese foreign policy EU-China China-CEE perceptions and narratives soft power


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Central and Eastern Europe’s courtship with China: Trojan horse within the EU R Turcsányi European Institute for Asian Studies, EU-Asia at a Glance, January, 2014	82	2014
Chinese Assertiveness in the South China Sea RQ Turcsányi Power Sources, Domestic Politics, and Reactive Foreign Policy. Cham: Springer, 2018	79	2018
Central European attitudes towards Chinese energy investments: The cases of Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic RQ Turcsanyi Energy Policy 101, 711-722, 2017	71	2017
China and the frustrated region: Central and Eastern Europe’s repeating troubles with great powers RQ Turcsányi China Report 56 (1), 60-77, 2020	63	2020
The BRI and China’s soft power in Europe: Why Chinese narratives (initially) won R Turcsanyi, E Kachlikova Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 49 (1), 58-81, 2020	51	2020
Friends or foes? How diverging views of communist past undermine the China-CEE ‘16+ 1 platform’ R Turcsányi, R Qiaoan Asia Europe Journal 18 (3), 397-412, 2020	49	2020
European public opinion on China in the age of COVID-19: Differences and common ground across the continent RQ Turcsányi, M Šimalčík, K Kironská, R Sedláková, J Čeněk, A Findor, ... Central European Institute of Asian Studies, 2020	48	2020
Central Europe for sale: the politics of China’s influence I Karásková, T Matura, RQ Turcsányi, M Šimalčík National Endowment for Democracy Policy Paper 3, 2018	37	2018
The Visegrad Countries' Political Relations with China R Turcsányi, R Furst, T Matura Institute of World Economics, 2014	27	2014
Sinophone Borderlands Europe Survey R Turcsanyi, R Sedlakova, J Cenek, K Kironska, A Findor, O Buchel, ... Palacký University Olomouc. Preparation of the dataset has been supported by …, 2020	26	2020
Followers, challengers, or by-standers? Central European media responses to intensification of relations with China R Turcsányi, I Karásková, T Matura, M Šimalčík Intersections. East European Journal of Society and Politics 5 (3), 2019	18	2019
Chinese public diplomacy and European public opinion during COVID-19 B Jerdén, T Rühlig, J Seaman, RQ Turcsányi China Review 21 (2), 5-34, 2021	15	2021
Is the Czech Republic China’s new ‘bridge to Europe’? RQ Turcsanyi The Diplomat 12, 2015	15	2015
Studying Chinese foreign policy narratives: introducing the ministry of foreign affairs press conferences corpus M Mochtak, RQ Turcsanyi Journal of Chinese Political Science 26 (4), 743-761, 2021	14	2021
It’s the politics, stupid: China’s relations with Muslim countries on the background of Xinjiang crackdown B Kelemen, RQ Turcsányi Asian Ethnicity 21 (2), 223-243, 2020	14	2020
Contradiction of strategic goals as a major constrain of Chinese power in the South China Sea RQ Turcsányi Power politics in Asia’s contested waters: Territorial disputes in the South …, 2016	13	2016
Serbian public opinion on China in the age of COVID-19 J Gledić, RQ Turcsányi, M Šimalčík, K Kironská, R Sedláková Central European Institute of Asian Studies, 2021	12	2021
Divided national identity and COVID-19 M Šebeňa, RQ Turcsányi China Review 21 (2), 35-64, 2021	11	2021
Slovakia’s overdue China strategy RQ Turcsányi The Diplomat 3, 2017	11	2017
Assessing the power of China: Insights from the conceptual thinking about power RQ Turcsányi Journal of Chinese Political Science 22, 473-486, 2017	11	2017

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