Titlebook: European Foreign Policy in an Evolving International System; The Road Towards Con Nicola Casarini (Jean Monnet Fellow),Costanza Musu Book 2

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41325-8amatically since the Hague Declaration of 1969. While this growth in activity has taken place, there is still a great degree of debate as to what this activity is, what it represents, on whose behalf it is carried out, and how effective it has been.

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‘European’ Foreign Policy: A Realistic Aspiration, or an Unattainable Goal?that their secretariats will gain too much autonomy in implementing common decisions, or that the most powerful member state or group of states will succeed in converting the organization into a vehicle for their hegemonic objectives. The European Union operates, often uneasily, between these two id

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Europe’s Grand Strategy: The Search for a Postmodern Realismacteristics and its limits, I seek to interpret the making and the content of Europe’s grand strategy: . adopted in December 2003 (European Council 2003). A grand strategy is a polity’s conception of its security goals and of the ways it plans to insure its security. How do European policy-makers de

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