Titlebook: Communicating Europe in Times of Crisis; External Perceptions Natalia Chaban,Martin Holland Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Framing the EU in a Time of Crisis: Media Reflections from EU Strategic Partners in Asia-Pacifice the global financial crisis, the world has been characterized more by fractures than by hegemonic fixtures. The dust has not yet settled from this period of dramatic geopolitical shifting and ‘the emerging landscape is one in which power is diffusing and politics diversifying’ (Kupchan, 2012, p. 3

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Views from the Neighbourhood: Israelurs.. The December 2010 protests in Tunisia captured the popular imagination and spawned a wave of uprisings across the Middle East and the Maghreb countries, which the international media dubbed the Arab Spring. Demanding political and economic reforms, the peoples of the Middle East and the Maghre

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Conclusions: Perceptions, Prisms, Prospectsreasingly to shape events and not merely to react to them’ (CVCE, n.d., p.2), the role of the European Union (EU) in international affairs has been critically observed. A combination of modest successes — from the 1970/1980s early attempts at a common foreign policy (anti-apartheid, Afghanistan, Pol

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