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National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
The authors of the papers are members of the research team for the trans-national project Public, Elite and Media Perceptions of the EU in Asia Pacific Region: Australia, New Zeland, South Korea and Thailand - a comparative perspective supported by the Institute of European Democrats (IED) of Brussels. The project aimed to identify measure and raise public awareness and extend knowledge of the European Union within four countries of the Asia-Pacific region - Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Thailand.
To "Bi" or not to "Bi"? Bilateralism in Inter-regionalism
Lai Suet-yi
Communicating the EU to the Outside World: Findings from Public and Elite Perceptions in Asia
Martin Holland and Natalia Chaban
Developing a European Studies Curriculum in Asia Based on Public and Elite Perceptions
Natalia Chaban
When Enough is Enough?
Dynamics of the EU Representations in Asia-Pacific Print Media
Natalia Chaban, Kim Se Na, Katrina Stats, Paveena Sutthisripok
"Political Frankenstein" or "Fiscal Gargantua"?
Metaphors of Personification in the Australasian News Reports of the EU Enlargement
Natalia Chaban, Jessica Bain, Katrina Stats
The Asia-Pacific Mirror to the European Self:
Highlights from "The EU Images and Perceptions in the Asia-Pacific"
Natalia Chaban and Martin Holland
The EU Portraits in NZ News Media: Media Contributions to Public Opinion Formation
Natalia Chaban
'Worlds out of Touch, out of Reach and out of Sight': Foreign News and the Formation of Public Opinion.
Natalia Chaban
