CHERN – the China in Europe Research Network – is a platform for knowledge exchange about China’s increasing presence in Europe among academic and non-academic communities.
Funded by the Cooperation in Science and Technology programme (COST) of the European Union (starting from November 2019 until November 2023, extended to May 2024), CHERN’s remit is trans-European, encompassing countries irrespective of their EU membership.
A new report of the European research consortium Digital Power China, edited by CHERN Working Group 2 (High-technology and innovation) coordinator Tim Rühlig and supported
My participation in the 2024 CHERN Training School “Making results count: Translating independent China research into actionable recommendations” deserves a broader contextualisation. Prior to arriving
The China in Europe Research Network has set out to facilitate the exchange among researchers, journalists, and policymakers. In this initiative, we identify significant events
Introduction This research explores the nebula of new Chinese associations in Europe.[1] The list of organizations we have compiled includes a variety of organizations, ranging from
The China in Europe Research Network (CHERN) and SKEMA Business School, are organizing a CHERN Training School. The focus of the training school is to
The “securitization” of the European energy sector, amplified by the Russia-Ukraine war and the interruption of the natural gas supplies from Russia to Europe, has
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