John Quigley

John Quigley is the Editor of EurAsia Bulletin, a publication of the European Institute for Asian Studies (EIAS), having been promoted from Assistant Editor in 2004. Mr Quigley has seven years of experience in EU-Asia relations, analysing and reporting on the policies and practices of the EU in Asia. Educated at the National University of Ireland, University College Dublin, Mr Quigley is the author (and co-author) of numerous research studies, articles and commentaries and has contributed frequently to the international press. Frequently, he has elaborated this work through presentations and lectures.

Before joining EIAS, Mr Quigley worked in Brussels-based consultancies and in the European Commission and Parliament. In his spare time, Mr Quigley has followed the debate on the EU institutional architecture and served three years as the Hon. Secretary of the Institute of European Affairs, Brussels Branch, and is the current Hon. Secretary to the NUJ Continental European Council.

Examples of forthcoming and recent publications:

Autumn 2007, Edited Volume, “The EU and Asia: Reflections and Re-orientations”

Chapter “EU-Asia in the CFSP: EU Special Representatives in action”

Summer 2007, Europe’s World, “Policy implications for China’s rise: Some suggestions for the EU and China”

February 2007, European Commission Report “Partnership and Co-operation Agreements (China): A comparative analysis of experience and precedence”

February 2007, Taiwan Review, “EU-Taiwan Trade and Investment Relations - Solid, but could do a lot better”

September 2006, Edited Volume, “Multi-regionalism and multilateralism in Europe-Asia relations” Chapter “Enhancing South-East Asia’s security - the Aceh Monitoring Mission”

September 2006, European Parliament Report “The external dimension of the EU’s area of freedom, security and justice in relation to China, India and Afghanistan”

See also articles published in EurAsia e-Bulletin, an in-house EIAS electronic news and analysis resource