China and Denmark

Relations since 1674

edited by Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard & Mads Kirkebæk

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About the book

This is the first comprehensive study to analyse in detail the evolving political, economic and diplomatic relationship between China and Denmark since their first contact in 1674. The book makes an important contribution to the growing literature on China’s relations with the West since the beginning of the modern period.

This is the first comprehensive study to analyse in detail the evolving political, economic and diplomatic relationship between China and Denmark since their first contact in 1674. The book is thoroughly researched and based on newly available source material in Chinese as well as in Western languages. It is an important contribution to the growing literature on China’s relations with the West since the beginning of the modern period.

Non-Danes will be interested in how the singularly non-imperialistic Danish approach to China has shaped a relationship quite different from the patterns of domination and conflict that have characterized the relations between the Middle Kingdom and the traditional Great Powers of the West.

About the author

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Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard is a Danish China expert with multiple publications in both Danish and English, who also is the Director of the Asia Research Centre at the Copenhagen Business School.  Brodsgaard’s ares of focus include state, society and business.

Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard is a Danish China expert with multiple publications in both Danish and English, who also is the Director of the Asia Research Centre at the Copenhagen Business School.  Brodsgaard’s ares of focus include state, society and business.

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