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so far the most widespread international regime on energy trade and investments, in a difficult situation. The withdrawal of Russia in 2009 led the ECT to a standstill, obliging the institution to reassess its future. This chapter enquires into how the EU, the main driving force behind the creation

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The Pierce-Arrow Merger Proposal,ún Summit of the World Trade Organisation, where emerging powers challenged an EU–US pre-agreement on agriculture. The failure of Cancún marked the end of a governance system dominated by Western powers and highlighted the emergence of Brazil, India and China (the so-called BIC) as trade powers. On

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Contrary to Official Recommendations, champion of the fight against global warming. Nevertheless, the role of the EU in climate negotiations has not been without changes and setbacks, as the conditions that made its leadership possible no longer obtain—has and this has been so for a decade now. In effect, changes in the power structure

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always protected by setting a minimum age for entry into the labor force. The EU and the ILO insist that a rights-based approach to the governance of child labor requires taking them out of work; but EU policies in support of its strong stand on this issue are undermined by a lack of leverage and b

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Prophetic Affluence in the 1790s,nd is challenged by other strands of literature, particularly on foreign policy. When it comes to conclusions, J?rgensen emphasizes that the EU is not always the inflexible, set-in-stone international player it is often said to be. In other words, it is not inherently bound to come up with only one

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