Imagine trying to navigate a giant, changing maze without a map. This project creates that map by gathering the best experts to study how China's politics and economy are shifting. It turns complex data into clear guides so Europe doesn't get blindsided by sudden policy changes.
Companies struggle to navigate the volatile geopolitical landscape between the EU and China, specifically regarding 'de-risking' and 'de-coupling'. They lack independent, data-driven intelligence to make long-term investment decisions.
A world-class independent knowledge base including databases of hard-to-collect information, policy briefs, and foresight conference reports.
If you are a freight company dealing with sudden trade barriers or 'de-coupling' trends — this project developed data-driven insights that help you anticipate shifts in EU-China relations. This allows you to adjust routes and partners before regulations change.
If you are a manufacturer dealing with the 'de-risking' strategy mentioned by the European Commission — this project developed policy briefs and databases on contemporary China. You can use this to decide where to diversify your production to avoid geopolitical shocks.
If you are an investment firm dealing with volatile markets caused by US-China tensions — this project developed a world class independent knowledge base. This provides the hard-to-collect information needed to price risk more accurately for Chinese assets.
Based on available project data, no pricing model or cost for access is mentioned; the project focuses on dissemination to the corporate world and policymakers.
The project provides a knowledge base and databases rather than a physical product, making its 'scale' applicable to any organization needing strategic intelligence on China.
Based on available project data, there are no patents mentioned; the outputs are policy briefs, publications, and databases.
The project provides data-driven insights and policy briefs that help companies understand the EU's 'de-risking' approach and other regulatory shifts regarding China.
The project runs from 2022-11-01 to 2025-10-31, providing continuous updates through podcasts and events during this period.
The consortium is heavily academic, consisting of 6 universities and 2 research organizations across 7 countries. With 0% industry participation, the project is a pure knowledge-generation engine led by Copenhagen Business School, designed to feed intelligence to the corporate world rather than develop a commercial product.
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