Marc Julienne
Junior Fellow
Marc Julienne is a Junior Fellow within the Defence and Security Programme at Asia Centre, since April 2013. His area of research covers China’s security policy, military affairs as well as foreign policy. He graduated from the French National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilisations (INALCO, Paris), with a Master’s Degree in International Relations, specialised on Asian Studies and Chinese.
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Latest publications
China in Global Conflicts
Wednesday 05 November 2014
The 51st issue of China Analysis focuses on the issue of China's involvement in various global conflicts. By analysing a number of conflicts and countries in crisis, Marc Julienne, Jade Wu, Angela Stanzel and Abigaël ..... read more
China and Global Crises: The "Culture of Reluctance"
Thursday 30 October 2014
Western hopes that China will take greater responsibility for dealing with international crises are likely to be dashed, according to the latest issue of China Analysis published by the European Council ..... read more
China’s state-owned enterprises
Wednesday 10 September 2014
The long-awaited reforms of China’s state-owned enterprises were finally announced at the 3rd plenary session of the Chinese Communist Party’s 18th Congress in October 2013. The reforms will be a ..... read more
Latest related events
Thursday 03 July 2014
In the context of the leadership transition in India, where do China-India Strategic relations stand and how will they evolve? While territorial disputes in the South China Sea are exacerbating, China-India border issues are still not settled, and military border monitoring is increasing on both sides, as well as infrastructure development (road and railways). The China-launched Silk Road Economic Belt project with Pakistan - passing through the Indian-claimed Jammu and Kashmir provinces - is a serious source of concern for Delhi, as is the China’s presence in the Indian Ocean. Finally the Afghan issue remains a potential of cooperation or conflict.
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