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CKN Knowledge Session: China’s Green Transition - Lessons for Dutch Industrial Policy

Mingran Cao will present findings from his recent fieldwork in Yancheng, a coastal city in Jiangsu province that has undergone a remarkable transformation—from a heavy reliance on the chemical industry to becoming a leader in renewable energy development. This event will be of particular interest to those working in energy, sustainability, industrial policy, and international economic development.
Wijnhavengebouw, Room 3.48, Turfmarkt 99, 2511 DP The Hague
Trade and Globalisation

CKN Report Presentation - Internationalization of the RMB: Status, Options and Risks

The internationalization of the Renminbi (RMB) is a long-term project that has evolved gradually through a series of policy initiatives, infrastructure developments, and external shocks over the past few decades. The research was implemented under the purview of the LeidenAsiaCentre and commissioned by the China Knowledge Network of the Government of the Netherlands. Conclusions and opinions are solely those of the authors.

CKN Report Presentation - Changing Perspectives Towards Conditions for Sustainable EU-China Academic Collaboration

2024 was a period characterized by uncertainty, a word frequently used in this report indeed. However, with the geopolitical changes ongoing since early 2025, we may consider uncertainty as an understatement. We are currently experiencing what seems to be a serious make-over of the rules-based international order, as we’ve known it for decades. Perspectives are changing even more than expected.
Trade and Globalisation

CKN Report Presentation - Dynamics of De-Risking: Towards resilient supply chains for antibiotics, drones and the electricity grid in the Netherlands

The European Union and its member states face growing vulnerabilities due to economic dependencies on China, particularly in health, defence, and energy. As China increasingly employs economic statecraft tactics—using economic tools to exert geopolitical influence—the EU must find ways to safeguard its vital sectors.