The external action of the European Union : concepts, approaches, theories
| Published: | London : Macmillan Education, Red Globe Press, 2021 |
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| Format: | Book / Printed Book |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | The European Union series
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| Physical description: | xxiv, 347 Seiten : Illustrationen |
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| ISBN: | 9781352012125 9781352012187 |
| Classification - More hits on the same topic: | EG: VII Da = Länder: Europäische Union: Außenpolitik: Gesamtdarstellung. Politische Zusammenarbeit. |
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| 992 | |a THE EXTERNAL ACTION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION CONCEPTS, APPROACHES, THEORIES SIEGLINDE GSTOEHL SIMON SCHUNZ 2IMAL2K1 V INSTITUT FURAUSL. OEFFENTL RECHT U. VOELKERRECHT K , BIBLIOTHEK Y XY/DELBEJ MACMILLAN INTERNATIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION RED GLOBE PRESS CONTENTS PREFACE XV LIST OF TABLES AND BOXES XVI LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XVII NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS XIX INTRODUCTION: EU EXTERNAL ACTION AND TOOLS TO STUDY IT 1 SIEGLINDE GSTOHL AND SIMON SCHUNZ INTRODUCTION 1 WHAT IS EU EXTERNAL ACTION? 2 TOOLS TO STUDY EU EXTERNAL ACTION 4 OUTLINE OF THE BOOK 5 REFERENCES 8 1 THE HISTORY OF EUROPEAN UNION EXTERNAL ACTION AND ITS STUDY 10 SIEGLINDE GSTOHL AND SIMON SCHUNZ INTRODUCTION 10 THE HISTORICAL EVOLUTION OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION AND ITS ACADEMIC STUDY 11 PHASE 1 (1950-1969): NEGLECT OF THE EXTERNAL DIMENSION 11 PHASE 2 (1970-1992): EMERGENCE OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION (STUDIES) 13 PHASE 3 (1993-2009): EXPANSION - THE MAASTRICHT TREATY AND EU ENLARGEMENTS 15 PHASE 4 (2010-TODAY): DIVERSIFICATION OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION (STUDIES) AFTER THE LISBON TREATY 18 CONCLUSION 20 KEY READINGS 21 OTHER REFERENCES 21 PART I - CONCEPTUALIZING THE EU AS A GLOBAL ACTOR 2 ACTOMESS AND THE STUDY OF THE EU ' S EXTERNAL ACTION 27 EDITH DRIESKENS INTRODUCTION 27 PURPOSE: MEASURING (EUROPEAN) INTEGRATION 28 STATE OF THE ART: NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE ASPECTS 31 NEGATIVE ASPECTS 31 POSITIVE ASPECTS 32 CASE STUDY: THE EU'S SEARCH FOR A NEW STATUS AT THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY 33 EU ACTOMESS ACCORDING TO JUPILLE AND CAPORASO 33 EU ACTOMESS ACCORDING TO BRETHERTON AND VOGLER 35 CONCLUSION 36 VII VIII CONTENTS SUMMARY: THE CONCEPT OF EU ACTORNESS IN EXTERNAL AFFAIRS 37 KEY READINGS 37 OTHER REFERENCES 37 3 ROLE THEORY AND THE STUDY OF LEADERSHIP IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION 40 LISBETH AGGESTAM INTRODUCTION 40 STATE OF THE ART: ROLE THEORY IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES 41 A ROLE THEORY APPROACH TO LEADERSHIP 44 EU LEADERSHIP STUDIES 44 A ROLE THEORY APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF EU LEADERSHIP 45 CASE STUDY: LEADERSHIP IN EU | ||
| 992 | |a EXTERNAL ACTION 46 CONCLUSION 50 SUMMARY: ROLE THEORY AS AN APPROACH TO EU EXTERNAL ACTION 51 KEY READINGS 51 OTHER REFERENCES 52 4 THE EUROPEAN UNION AS ' MARKET POWER EUROPE ' 54 CHAD DAMRO INTRODUCTION 54 STATE OF THE ART: KEY TENETS AND DEVELOPMENTS 55 THE THREE CHARACTERISTICS OF MPE AS A CONCEPT 56 EXTEMALIZATION: MPE AS AN APPROACH 59 CASE STUDY: MPE AND COMPETITION POLICY 60 MPE AS A CONCEPT: WHY THE EU IS A MARKET POWER IN COMPETITION POLICY 60 MPE AS AN APPROACH: HOW AND HOW SUCCESSFULLY THE EU EXTERNALIZES ITS COMPETITION RULES 62 CONCLUSION 65 SUMMARY: MARKET POWER EUROPE AND EU EXTERNAL ACTION 65 KEY READINGS 66 OTHER REFERENCES 66 5 NORMATIVE POWER APPROACH TO EUROPEAN UNION EXTERNAL ACTION 69 IAN MANNERS INTRODUCING THE NORMATIVE POWER APPROACH 69 NORMATIVE POWER APPROACH, THEORY AND CONCEPTS 70 CASE STUDIES IN THE NORMATIVE POWER APPROACH 73 PLANETARY CONFLICTS: PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE PEACE AND RULE OF LAW 74 PLANETARY ECONOMY: PRINCIPLES OF FREEDOM AND SOCIAL SOLIDARITY 75 PLANETARY SOCIETY: PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND EQUALITY 76 PLANETARY ECOLOGY: PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE 77 PLANETARY POLITY: PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE 78 CONCLUSION: GLOBAL JUSTICE IN THE EU'S EXTERNAL ACTION 80 SUMMARY: THE NORMATIVE POWER APPROACH TO EU EXTERNAL ACTION 81 KEY READINGS 81 OTHER REFERENCES 82 CONTENTS IX PART II - ANALYZING PROCESSES AND IMPACT OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 6 CONCEPTUALIZING COHERENCE IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION 87 CLARA PORTELA INTRODUCTION: THE BIRTH AND EVOLUTION OF THE CONCEPT OF COHERENCE 87 DEFINING AND ENSURING COHERENCE 88 TYPES OF COHERENCE 88 COHERENCE AS AN ASPIRATION IN PRACTICE 89 FACETS OF THE STUDY OF COHERENCE IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION RESEARCH: STATE OF THE ART 90 CASE STUDY: THE EU ' S ' POLICY COHERENCE FOR DEVELOPMENT ' IN AFRICA 93 THE INTRA-INSTITUTIONAL DIMENSION 94 THE INTER-INSTITUTIONAL DIMENSION 95 THE VERTICAL DIMENSION 96 OVERALL ASSESSMENT | ||
| 992 | |a 96 CONCLUSION 97 SUMMARY: THE CONCEPT OF COHERENCE IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION 98 KEY READINGS 99 OTHER REFERENCES 99 7 THE EU IN INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS: THREE-LEVEL GAME AND PRINCIPAL-AGENT APPROACHES 102 SIEGLINDE GSTBHL INTRODUCTION: STUDYING INTERACTION ACROSS LEVELS OF ANALYSIS 102 COMBINING THREE-LEVEL GAME AND PRINCIPAL-AGENT APPROACHES IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION 103 THE PRINCIPALS ' DELEGATION AND THE AGENT ' S DISCRETION 104 WIN-SETS AND THEIR DETERMINANTS 105 CASE STUDY: THE EU ' S COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC AND TRADE AGREEMENT WITH CANADA 108 THE SHAPING OF THE EU ' S WIN-SET 109 THE SHAPING OF CANADA ' S WIN-SET 111 CONCLUSION 113 SUMMARY: EU INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS AS THREE-LEVEL GAMES 114 KEY READINGS 114 OTHER REFERENCES 114 8 EU EXTERNAL GOVERNANCE AND EUROPEANIZATION 117 FRANK SCHIMMELFENNIG INTRODUCTION 117 EXTERNAL GOVERNANCE AND EUROPEANIZATION: STATE OF THE ART 118 MODES OF EXTERNAL GOVERNANCE 120 MECHANISMS AND CONDITIONS OF EXTERNAL EUROPEANIZATION 121 CASE STUDY: MODELS OF DEMOCRACY PROMOTION AND THE EU ' S PROMOTION OF DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN UKRAINE 124 MODES AND MECHANISMS OF EU DEMOCRACY PROMOTION 125 EU DEMOCRACY PROMOTION IN UKRAINE 126 X CONTENTS CONCLUSION 129 SUMMARY: EXTERNAL GOVERNANCE AND EUROPEANIZATION IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES 130 KEY READINGS 131 OTHER REFERENCES 131 9 ANALYZING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EUROPEAN UNION EXTERNAL ACTION 134 SIMON SCHUNZ INTRODUCTION 134 STATE OF THE ART ON EU EXTERNAL EFFECTIVENESS 135 A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSING EU EXTERNAL EFFECTIVENESS 138 ESTABLISHING EU EXTERNAL EFFECTIVENESS 138 EXPLAINING EU EXTERNAL EFFECTIVENESS 141 CASE STUDY: ANALYSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EU EXTERNAL CLIMATE ACTION 142 ESTABLISHING EU EXTERNAL EFFECTIVENESS IN GLOBAL CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS 143 IDENTIFYING EU OBJECTIVES 143 MATCHING OBJECTIVES WITH OUTPUTS/OUTCOMES 143 TRACING EU EXTERNAL ACTION IN PROCESS 144 DETERMINING THE DEGREE OF EU EXTERNAL EFFECTIVENESS 144 EXPLAINING VARIATION IN EU | ||
| 992 | |a EXTERNAL EFFECTIVENESS 145 CONCLUSION 146 SUMMARY: THE ANALYSIS OF EFFECTIVENESS IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION 146 KEY READINGS 147 O THER REFERENCES 147 PART III - EXPLAINING EU EXTERNAL ACTION WITH IR AND INTEGRATION THEORIES 10 EU EXTERNAL ACTION FROM A REALIST PERSPECTIVE 151 ADRIAN HYDE-PRICE INTRODUCTION 151 STATE OF THE ART: REALIST INTERNATIONAL THEORY AND EU EXTERNAL ACTION 153 THREE STRANDS OF REALIST INTERNATIONAL THEORY 154 KEY TENETS OF REALIST INTERNATIONAL THEORY AND THE EU 155 CASE STUDY: THE EU, RUSSIA AND THE EASTERN PARTNERSHIP 157 CONCLUSION 161 SUMMARY: REALIST THEORY AND THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 162 KEY READINGS 163 OTHER REFERENCES 163 11 THEORIZING EU EXTERNAL ACTION: A NEOFUNCTIONALIST PERSPECTIVE 165 ARNE NIEMANN AND JULIAN BERGMANN INTRODUCTION 165 CLASSICAL AND REVISED NEOFUNCTIONALIST THEORY: EXPLAINING THE EUROPEAN INTEGRATION PROCESS 166 ASSUMPTIONS AND RESEARCH QUESTIONS 166 TYPES OF SPILLOVER 166 FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF NEOFUNCTIONALIST THEORY 168 NEOFUNCTIONALIST THEORIZING AND EU EXTERNAL ACTION 170 CONTENTS XI CLASSICAL TYPES OF SPILLOVER 170 EXTERNAL SPILLOVER 171 CASE STUDY: EU MEDIATION IN THE BELGRADE-PRISTINA DIALOGUE 172 FUNCTIONAL SPILLOVER 173 CULTIVATED SPILLOVER 174 EXTERNAL SPILLOVER 175 CONCLUSION: STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF ANALYZING EU EXTERNAL ACTION FROM A NEOFUNCTIONALIST PERSPECTIVE 176 SUMMARY: NEOFUNCTIONALIST THEORY AND EU EXTERNAL ACTION 177 KEY READINGS 177 OTHER REFERENCES 177 12 LIBERAL INTERGOVEMMENTALISM AND EU EXTERNAL ACTION 181 ANDREW MORAVCSIK AND CASSANDRA EMMONS INTRODUCTION 181 STATE OF THE ART: LIBERAL INTERGOVEMMENTALISM AND EU EXTERNAL ACTION 183 STAGE ONE: SUB-NATIONAL DEMANDS TO MANAGE ISSUE-SPECIFIC INTERDEPENDENCE EXPLAIN NATIONAL PREFERENCES 183 STAGE TWO: ASYMMETRIC INTERDEPENDENCE EXPLAINS INTERSTATE BARGAINING OUTCOMES 185 STAGE THREE: COLLECTIVE ACTION PROBLEMS EXPLAIN THE LEVEL OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION 186 CASE STUDY: THE EU ' S RESPONSE TO THE UKRAINE CRISIS FROM AN LI | ||
| 992 | |a PERSPECTIVE 189 CONCLUSION 192 SUMMARY: LIBERAL INTERGOVEMMENTALISM ' S EXPLANATION OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 193 KEY READINGS 193 OTHER REFERENCES 193 13 CONSTRUCTIVISM AND THE ROLE OF THE ' OTHER ' IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION 197 BAHAR RUMELILI INTRODUCTION 197 IDENTITY AND DIFFERENCE IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION: FIVE KEY PREMISES 198 IDENTITY MATTERS 198 IDENTITY DEPENDS ON DIFFERENCE 199 EXTERNAL DIFFERENTIATION IS UNAVOIDABLE (EVEN) FOR EU EXTERNAL ACTION 200 ' OTHERING ' TAKES DIFFERENT FORMS 200 DIFFERENT FORMS OF 'OTHERING CARRY DIFFERENT IMPLICATIONS 201 INHERENT DIFFERENCE: TRANSACTIONAL COOPERATION OR CONFLICT 203 ACQUIRED DIFFERENCE: NORMATIVE CONVERGENCE VERSUS DISSOCIATION 204 CASE STUDY: EU-TURKEY RELATIONS 1989 TO PRESENT 206 1989-1999: NORMATIVE DISSOCIATION AND CONFLICT 206 1999-2006: NORMATIVE CONVERGENCE 207 2006-2011: NORMATIVE CONVERGENCE AND CONFLICT 207 2011 TO PRESENT: NORMATIVE DISSOCIATION AND TRANSACTIONAL COOPERATION 208 CONCLUSION 209 XII CONTENTS SUMMARY: CONSTRUCTIVISM AND THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 210 KEY READINGS 210 OTHER REFERENCES 210 PART IV - TURNS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND THEIR REPERCUSSIONS FOR THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 14 DISCOURSE ANALYTICAL APPROACHES AND THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 215 CATERINA CARTA INTRODUCTION 215 STUDYING DISCOURSES TO UNDERSTAND THE EU ' S EXTERNAL ACTION: CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES 216 CASE STUDY: THE EU ' S STRATEGIC AMBITION IN CONTEXT 218 THE CONTEXT OF THE EU ' S STRATEGIES 219 WRITING THE STRATEGIES 220 WHO ARE THE ' OTHERS ' ? 221 WHO ARE ' WE' ? 222 CONCLUSIONS: WORDS AND DEEDS IN THE STUDY OF THE EU AS AN INTERNATIONAL ACTOR 223 SUMMARY: DISCOURSE ANALYTICAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 224 KEY READINGS 225 OTHER REFERENCES 225 15 ANALYZING EU EXTERNAL ACTION THROUGH THE LENS OF GLOBAL JUSTICE THEORY 228 HELENE SJURSEN AND JOACHIM VIGRESTAD INTRODUCTION 228 WHAT IS GLOBAL JUSTICE? 229 WHY STUDY GLOBAL POLITICAL | ||
| 992 | |a JUSTICE? 230 GLOBAL JUSTICE, THE CRISIS OF THE LIBERAL ORDER AND THE EU ' S EXTERNAL ACTION 232 INSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE THREE CONCEPTIONS OF GLOBAL POLITICAL JUSTICE FOR EU EXTERNAL ACTION 234 CASE STUDY: ASSESSING THE EU ' S APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN TRADE AGREEMENTS 235 CONCLUSION 238 SUMMARY: EU EXTERNAL ACTION AND GLOBAL POLITICAL JUSTICE THEORY 239 KEY READINGS 239 OTHER REFERENCES 239 16 THE'PRACTICE TURN ' IN THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 242 FEDERICA BICCHI INTRODUCTION 242 STATE OF THE ART: PRACTICE APPROACHES AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS 243 WHAT IS A PRACTICE? 243 IS THIS A THEORY? DOES IT PROVIDE A CAUSE-AND-EFFECT ANALYSIS? 245 PRACTICE APPROACHES IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES 246 CASE STUDY: A COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE APPROACH TO EU EXTERNAL ACTION 247 CONCLUSION 252 SUMMARY: THE PRACTICE TUM IN THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 253 CONTENTS XIII KEY READINGS 253 OTHER REFERENCES 253 17 GENDERING EU EXTERNAL ACTION: FEMINIST INSIGHTS 256 ROBERTA GUERRINA INTRODUCTION 256 FEMINISTS THEORIZE GLOBAL POLITICS: FROM GENDERING IR TO THE EU AS A GENDER ACTOR 257 STATE OF THE ART: FEMINISTS THEORIZE EU EXTERNAL ACTION 258 GENDER MAINSTREAMING IN EU EXTERNAL POLICIES 259 GENDERING NORMATIVE POWER EUROPE 260 GENDERING EU INSTITUTIONS 262 CASE STUDY: THE EU ADOPTS THE WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY AGENDA 263 EMERGENCE OF A GLOBAL GENDER NORM: UNSC RESOLUTION 1325 263 THE EU ' S ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF UNSCR 1325 264 CONCLUSION: MISSED OPPORTUNITIES FOR GENDERING THE EUROPEAN SECURITY AGENDA? 267 SUMMARY: GENDER APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF EU EXTERNAL ACTION 268 KEY READINGS 268 OTHER REFERENCES 268 PART V - DECENTRING EU EXTERNAL ACTION: OVERCOMING EU-CENTRISM WITH OUTSIDE PERSPECTIVES 18 THEORIZING EXTERNAL PERCEPTIONS OF THE EU 273 NATALIA CHABAN AND OLE ELGSTROM INTRODUCTION: A PERCEPTUAL APPROACH TO EU EXTERNAL ACTION 273 WHAT ARE (EXTERNAL) PERCEPTIONS? 274 WHY STUDY EXTERNAL PERCEPTIONS? 275 THE STATE OF THE ART | ||
| 992 | |a OF STUDYING EXTERNAL PERCEPTIONS 275 PERCEPTIONS IN IR THEORY 275 PERCEPTIONS IN EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES 276 A PERCEPTUAL APPROACH TO EU EXTERNAL ACTION 277 WHICH PERCEPTIONS TO INVESTIGATE? 278 HOW TO STUDY EXTERNAL PERCEPTIONS? 278 WHEN TO STUDY EXTERNAL PERCEPTIONS? 280 CASE STUDY: PERCEPTIONS OF THE EU AS CONFLICT MANAGER IN UKRAINE 280 CONCLUSION: SHORTCOMINGS OF THE APPROACH AND POSSIBLE REMEDIES 283 SUMMARY: A PERCEPTUAL APPROACH TO EU EXTERNAL ACTION 284 KEY READINGS 285 OTHER REFERENCES 285 19 THE DECENTRING AGENDA: A POST-COLONIAL APPROACH TO EU EXTERNAL ACTION 288 NORA FISHER-ONAR AND KALYPSO NICOLA'IDIS INTRODUCTION 288 STATE OF THE ART: POST-COLONIAL INSPIRATION FOR GLOBAL EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES 290 HOW TO DECENTRE: TOWARDS GLOBAL EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES 292 XIV CONTENTS CASE STUDY I: DECENTRING EU-TURKEY RELATIONS 294 ' POST ' AS REPRODUCTION 295 MULTILOGICAL POSSIBILITIES 296 CASE STUDY II: DECENTRING EU-MENA RELATIONS 297 ' POST ' AS REPRODUCTION 297 TOWARDS ' POST ' AS TRANSCENDENCE: BORDERING AS A MULTILOGICAL PRACTICE 299 CONCLUSION 300 SUMMARY: DECENTRING EU EXTERNAL ACTION: A POST-COLONIAL APPROACH 300 KEY READINGS 300 OTHER REFERENCES 301 20 DECENTRING EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS 305 STEPHAN KEUKELEIRE AND SHARON LECOCQ INTRODUCTION 305 STATE OF THE ART: FPA, DECENTRING THE STUDY OF IR AND EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY 307 FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS 307 THE EMERGENCE OF THE DECENTRING APPROACH IN IR 308 DECENTRING THE ANALYSIS OF EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY 309 APPLYING THE DECENTRING APPROACH TO EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS (FPA) 311 CASE STUDY: DECENTRING EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY (ANALYSIS) AND THE EU ' S SOUTHERN NEIGHBOURHOOD 313 CONCLUSION: PITFALLS AND FURTHER RESEARCH POTENTIAL OF THE DECENTRING APPROACH 316 SUMMARY: DECENTRING EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY (ANALYSIS) 317 KEY READINGS 317 OTHER REFERENCES 318 CONCLUSION: EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES - THE WAY FORWARD 321 SIEGLINDE GSTOHL AND SIMON | ||
| 992 | |a SCHUNZ INTRODUCTION 321 HOW MATURE IS EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES AS A FIELD? 322 OBJECT OF RESEARCH WITH SPECIALIST KNOWLEDGE AND TERMINOLOGY 323 APPROACHES, THEORIES AND METHODS 323 INSTITUTIONALIZATION 327 HOW CAN EU EXTERNAL ACTION STUDIES BE FURTHER CONSOLIDATED? 328 STUDENTS 329 SCHOLARS 331 PRACTITIONERS 332 CONCLUSION 333 REFERENCES 334 INDEX 335 | ||
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