Journal of European Politics and Eurasian civilization history

ISSN: 3029-9047 • Quarterly Publication • Publication Schedule: Quarterly (January, April, July, October) · Current issue: 2026 · Volume 2, published July 1, 2026

Quarterly online journal focusing on European and Asia Politics. Published in English, French, and Czech.

History • Jul 2026

From Leuven to Beiping: European Educational Networks and the Founding of the National Beiping Higher Engineering School

Benefiting from his overseas study of engineering technology in Europe and long-term teaching experience at Fu Jen Catholic University in Beiping, Chen Guangxi grew into a leading scientific and technological expert in Beiping after August 1945.

Shuihuan WANG

History

Philosophy & Ethics • Jul 2026

A Study on the Assertion of the "Laws of Beauty" in Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844

The "laws of beauty" in Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 constitutes the core principle of Marxist aesthetics.The key to understanding it lies in grasping the meanings of the two "standards".

Jingchun Du

Philosophy & Ethics

International Relations • Jul 2026

Digital Communication and Economic Interdependence between China and the European Union

This paper examines the impact of digital communication technologies on economic interdependence between China and the European Union.

Ilona Aleksejeva

International Relations

European Union flag above a historic building

Institutional Studies • Jul 2026

Learning from the European Union: A Functionalist Perspective on the Formation of a Hypothetical Chinese Regional Union

The European Union provides a compelling model for regional integration that can inform the idea of a hypothetical “Chinese Union.” In Europe, repeated conflicts, religious divisions, and the devastation of two world wars created a strong incentive to cooperate for peace and stability.

Alex Chang

Institutional Studies

Political Science • Jul 2026

A Critique of Contemporary European Liberalism: Why Does Rawls Fail Twice to Justify Legitimacy?

This essay aims to criticize contemporary European liberalism in terms of Rawls’s hypothetical contractualism.

Peining Gao

Political Science

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From Leuven to Beiping: European Educational Networks and the Founding of the National Beiping Higher Engineering School

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Learning from the European Union: A Functionalist Perspective on the Formation of a Hypothetical Chinese Regional Union

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