匈牙利看一带一路和中国-中东欧合作(英文版)

匈牙利位于中欧，无论从国土面积和人口数量上 看，算是中等规模的国家，但在发展对华关系中则有 着独特的地位。陈新主编的《匈牙利看一带一路和中 国-中东欧合作(英文版)》立足于匈牙利的视角，邀 请了匈牙利的著名智库和研究机构的学者撰写文章， 阐述他们对“一带一路”倡议和中国-中东欧机制的 理解，应该是“一带一路”研究中第一本从国别的角 度进行阐述的成果。

Professor CHEN Xin is the director of the Economic Division atthe Institute of European Studies, CASS. He studied Economics at PecsUniversity in Hungary in late 1980s and International Politics at theGraduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)in 1990s. He obtained a Ph.D degree in Law. From 2007 to 2008, hewas appointed as the Chinese Co-Director of the EU-China EuropeanStudies Centres Programme (ESCP), a joint project co-financed by theChinese Government and the European Commission. From October2008, he was elected to the Secretary General position by the Boardof the Chinese Association of European Studies (CAES). He is also anExecutive member of Chinese Association on International EconomicRelations. His main research interests are EU-China Trade and EconomicRelations, European Economy, and Central East European Studies.Some of his latest publications are including: Policy Evolution on EU-China Trade and Economic Relations (2009), Invest in Hungary (2009),Invest in Finland (2010), Invest in Portugal (2011), Greek Debt Crisisand it Origins (2010), European Sovereign Debt Crisis and EconomicGovernance (2011), Chinese Perception on Reforming the InternationalMonetary System(2011), Euro Debt Crisis: Dilemma of Governanceand Solutions (2012), New Tendencies in European Economic Relationstoward China (2013), China-EU Economic and Trade Relations in theFirst 10 Years of the China-EU Strategic Partnership(2013), An BriefAnalysis on the China-EU and EU-US Trade Relations (2013), China-EUSolar Panel Trade Disputes (2014), European Integration and Ukraine'sChoice (2014), An Analysis on the Progress of the Structural Reform inthe Heavy-debt Countries in the Eurozone (2015), EU 2015 Trade Policyand Its Implications for China (2016), Report on China-CEEC Economicand Trade Cooperation (2016).

INTRODUCTION PREFACE CHAPTER 1 Prime Minister Viktor Orban's speech at the Lamfalussy Conference Hungary: A Key State on the Silk Road CHAPTER 2 A New Look at Some Lessons of and Prospects for the 16+1 Cooperation The New Challenges for the EU And the New Amber Road Chinese-Hungarian Economic Relations with Special Focus on Investment The Central and Eastern European Countries' Attitude Toward the OBOR Initiative: Hopes and Reality China and the V4 Region The Comparative Analysis of the Visegrad Countries Concerning Transfers from the EU EU Funds, Economic Growth and Competitiveness