The objective of the project is to make a comparative analysis of FDI screening mechanisms in relation to foreign investment. More specifically, the project includes:
- analysis of the EU law, provisions of the national law of the EU Member States (with particular emphasis on Poland), as well as the provisions of Chinese law in relation to the control of foreign investments, taking into account their historical and social background and the impact of other branches of law and institutions of the EU and China,
- empirical analysis of the functioning of the FDI control system in the EU and China during the period 2000-2020,
- comparative analysis of EU countries and relevant non-European countries (e.g. Australia),
- analysis of inter-state cooperation platforms in the field of foreign investment control.
The aim of the project is to investigate how FDI control systems are shaped, which constitute modus operandi of modern trade relations. The project also includes making a comparison of the institutional and procedural solutions.
As part of the research, empirical analysis techniques will be used, i.e. Qualititative Comprative Analysis (QCA) techniques, combined with the analysis and data mining using the R language.
