Between the EU, Russia, and China - Cultural Diplomacy Competition in Central Asia

Valenza, Domenico, Boers, Elke and Cappelletti, Alessandra, "Between the EU, Russia, and China - Cultural Diplomacy Competition in Central Asia" in Book The European Union, China and Central Asia - Global and Regional Cooperation in a New Era ed. Bossuyt, Fabienne and Dessein, Bart (London: Routledge Taylor and Francis Group, 2021), 1-21.

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  • Author Valenza, Domenico
    Boers, Elke
    Cappelletti, Alessandra
    Book Editor Bossuyt, Fabienne
    Dessein, Bart
    Chapter Title Between the EU, Russia, and China - Cultural Diplomacy Competition in Central Asia
    Book Title Book The European Union, China and Central Asia - Global and Regional Cooperation in a New Era
    Publication Date 2021
    Place of Publication London
    Publisher Routledge Taylor and Francis Group
    Start page 1
    End page 21
    Language eng
    Abstract This chapter analyses the cultural diplomacies of the European Union (EU), Russia, and China in Central Asia through the proposed tripartite framework. The Treaty of Maastricht of 1993 legitimised culture as a European policy area for the first time, as Article 167 recognises that the Union supports member states' cultural actions while respecting national and regional diversity. New opportunities for cultural relations with Central Asia may nevertheless arise from the 2019 revised Strategy, seeking to update existing cooperation between the EU and Central Asia. In Central Asia, the EU has not devised tools to assess perceptions through quantitative surveys or funded relevant organisations to conduct them. The Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States Affairs, Compatriots Living Abroad, and International Humanitarian Cooperation, commonly known as Rossotrudnichestvo, is today Russia's major Cultural diplomacy (CD) actor.
    Keyword Area Studies
    Politics & International Relations
    Copyright Holder Routledge, Taylor and Francis
    Copyright Year 2021
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    ISBN 9781003022336
    DOI 10.4324/9781003022336
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