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The Swedish National China Centre regularly publishes analysis in various formats. Please see the Swedish homepage for publications in Swedish.
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28 June, 2023
Chinese language schools in Sweden and their connections with the Communist Party of China
On the relationships between local Chinese language schools catering to overseas Chinese in Sweden and the...
20 June, 2023
The China dilemma in foreign direct investment screening: Comparing the Finnish and Swedish approaches
Chinese foreign investment screening processes in Finland and Sweden and their potential impact on future t...
1 June, 2023
Russia-China energy relations since 24 February: Consequences and options for Europe
Its future trajectory is fundamental to the success or failure of Europe’s attempts to undermine the Russia...
21 April, 2023
Restructuring for self-reliance: The implications of China’s science and technology overhaul
What do recently announced changes in China’s science policy and organisation mean for European stakeholders?
8 February, 2023
EU recommendations on tackling foreign interference in research and innovation: Implications for European research collaboration with China
What do the EU recommendations mean for European research collaboration with China?
11 July, 2022
Purchasing with the Party: Chinese consumer boycotts of foreign companies, 2008–2021
The first comprehensive overview of consumer boycotts of foreign companies in China in the past decade.
21 June, 2022
The Asian Barometer 2022: Measuring the Swedish public’s views of China, India and Japan
This first-of-its-kind survey of Swedish public opinion on major Asian countries reveals a mix of views.
China’s rhetorical support for Russia since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine: A paradigm shift or old ideas brought to light?