Uwe Wissenbach studied at the London School of Economics, Mainz and Lille universities and was awarded his PhD in political science at the University of Duisburg-Essen. He is a career EU diplomat and a research associate at the Free University Brussel’s (ULB) Institute for European Studies.

• 1. Introduction: Multilateralism under attack from nationalism  2. International society and the diffusion of power in complexity  3. Nationalism, multilateralism and institutions of International society  4. Critical junctures on the pathway to European integration  5. European integration or disintegration in an era of nationalism  6. From Confucianism to nationalism in North East Asia  7. China, Japan, Korea trilateral cooperation: No way to regionalism?  8. Financial crises in the EU and NE Asia  9. The EU, NE Asia and polycentric governance of climate change: Live and let die?  10. Nationalism, multilateralism and role relationships in international polycentric governance

Uwe Wissenbach studied at the London School of Economics, Mainz and Lille universities and was awarded his PhD in political science at the University of Duisburg-Essen. He is a career EU diplomat and a research associate at the Free University Brussel’s (ULB) Institute for European Studies.

• 1. Introduction: Multilateralism under attack from nationalism  2. International society and the diffusion of power in complexity  3. Nationalism, multilateralism and institutions of International society  4. Critical junctures on the pathway to European integration  5. European integration or disintegration in an era of nationalism  6. From Confucianism to nationalism in North East Asia  7. China, Japan, Korea trilateral cooperation: No way to regionalism?  8. Financial crises in the EU and NE Asia  9. The EU, NE Asia and polycentric governance of climate change: Live and let die?  10. Nationalism, multilateralism and role relationships in international polycentric governance

Uwe Wissenbach studied at the London School of Economics, Mainz and Lille universities and was awarded his PhD in political science at the University of Duisburg-Essen. He is a career EU diplomat and a research associate at the Free University Brussel’s (ULB) Institute for European Studies.

• 1. Introduction: Multilateralism under attack from nationalism  2. International society and the diffusion of power in complexity  3. Nationalism, multilateralism and institutions of International society  4. Critical junctures on the pathway to European integration  5. European integration or disintegration in an era of nationalism  6. From Confucianism to nationalism in North East Asia  7. China, Japan, Korea trilateral cooperation: No way to regionalism?  8. Financial crises in the EU and NE Asia  9. The EU, NE Asia and polycentric governance of climate change: Live and let die?  10. Nationalism, multilateralism and role relationships in international polycentric governance