Advances in EU Foreign Policy Analysis

Abstract

This panel aims to highlight current researches in EU foreign policy. Amid the fragmentation of IR theory and European studies (as well as ongoing challenges to EU’s actions in international politics), this panel brings together a number of papers that look at the different challenges that the analysis of EU foreign policy currently faces, taking stock of key debates (practices, identity and governance, the outside-in perspective and the role of parliaments) and bringing them forward.

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The Politics of Recognition and Non-recognition: European Practices in the Arab-Israeli Conflict	View Paper Details
Regions at their Borders: Rethinking Identity, Territory and Governance	View Paper Details
Operationalizing the Decentring Agenda: Constructing an Outside-in Approach towards EU Foreign Policy Analysis	View Paper Details
Bringing Transnationalism (once again) back in – Is there any added-value in Studying the Parliamentary Dimension of European Foreign Policy?	View Paper Details