Outputs (4)

Does Populism Matter in EU–China Relations? The Cases of Italy and Czechia (2024)
Journal Article
Jakimów, M., Turcsanyi, R. Q., & Boni, F. (2024). Does Populism Matter in EU–China Relations? The Cases of Italy and Czechia. Journal of Common Market Studies, https://doi.org/10.1111/jcms.13621

This article investigates whether populism affects the foreign policy of European Union (EU) member states towards China and, if so, through what mechanisms. In order to answer this question, we examine the cases of Italy and Czechia, both of which w... Read More about Does Populism Matter in EU–China Relations? The Cases of Italy and Czechia.

Role of solar PV in net‐zero growth: An analysis of international manufacturers and policies (2024)
Journal Article
Arcipowska, A., Blanco, P. S., Jakimów, M., Baldassarre, B., Polverini, D., & Cabrera, M. (2024). Role of solar PV in net‐zero growth: An analysis of international manufacturers and policies. Progress in Photovoltaics, https://doi.org/10.1002/pip.3797

In May 2022, the European Commission adopted a new European Union (EU) Solar Energy Strategy [1] aiming to ensure that solar energy achieves its full potential in helping to meet the European Green Deal's climate and energy targets. A goal of the str... Read More about Role of solar PV in net‐zero growth: An analysis of international manufacturers and policies.

Achieving European Union strategic autonomy through circularity in critical materials value chains (2024)
Journal Article
Jakimów, M., Samokhvalov, V., & Baldassarre, B. (in press). Achieving European Union strategic autonomy through circularity in critical materials value chains. International Affairs,

Between Normative Influence and Securitization Dynamic: China’s Engagement in the Visegrád Group (2024)
Book Chapter
Jakimów, M. (2024). Between Normative Influence and Securitization Dynamic: China’s Engagement in the Visegrád Group. In I. Roy, J. Eckhardt, D. Stroikos, & S. Davidescu (Eds.), Rising Power, Limited Influence: The Politics of Chinese Investments in Europe and the Liberal International Order (121-142). Oxford: Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192887115.003.0007

The Visegrád Group of Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia, constitute the core countries within the 16(17)+1 platform created by China to facilitate its Belt and Road investments in Europe. Since 2013, these countries’ governments have slowly dive... Read More about Between Normative Influence and Securitization Dynamic: China’s Engagement in the Visegrád Group.