EU external differentiated integration and compliance

Rabinovych, Maryna; Pintsch, Anne

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“…Externally, DC may be firmly anchored in supranational dimension of EU frameworks for cooperation, as it happened with EU cooperation with the Western Balkans and the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) (European Commission, 2022). Furthermore, as the involvement of third countries in the EU integration structures is a crucial dimension of DI (Rabinovych & Pintsch, 2022), our approach, in contrast to Klose et al, distinguishes between manifestations of DC in EU internal and external governance. The EU has been increasingly cooperating with third actors by involving them into its policies through cooperation (i.e.…”

Section: Toward a New Framework For Differentiation In Eu Foreign Policymentioning

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Differentiated cooperation as the mode of governance in EU foreign policy

Viceré

Sus

2023

Contemporary Security Policy

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Manuscript -with author detailsWhile the standard conceptualization of differentiation in the European Union (EU) focuses on differentiated integration, scholars devote less attention to differentiated cooperation. This article argues, on the contrary, that member states' engagement in differentiated efforts in EU foreign policy manifest themselves both in the form of differentiated integration and cooperation. It elaborates an original conceptual framework for exploring differentiated cooperation as a mode of governance. Drawing on the articles in this special issue, this introduction maps empirical manifestations of differentiated cooperation in various areas and dimensions of EU foreign policy. The results of the special issue show that differentiated cooperation has mostly manifested itself in informal patterns of cooperation, with the treaty-based mechanisms being limited. As such, the special issue reflects the differentiation and informalization processes occurring not only in the EU, but also in global governance more broadly.

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Section: Toward a New Framework For Differentiation In Eu Foreign Policymentioning

confidence: 95%

Differentiated cooperation as the mode of governance in EU foreign policy

Viceré

Sus

2023

Contemporary Security Policy

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Strategic Autonomy Through External Differentiation

Rieker,

Giske

2023

The European Union in International Affairs

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The EU engages extensively with states surrounding the Union. Since its inception, the EU has been successful in creating a network of agreements and institutional relationships with other states, whether they are potential new members of the Union or not. Non-members have been invited to participate in the EU’s internal market; to participate in various decentralised agencies; or to enter trade, partnership, or association agreements with the Union. These are all parts of what we have previously referred to as the “broader area” of European foreign and security policy. While Chapter 4 explored EU cooperation with third countries in relation to security and defence, this chapter takes a broader perspective on EU foreign and security policy, looking instead at EU-third country cooperation in a wider variety of policy fields. Building on the framework presented in Chapter 2, it explores DI beyond the Union, and how the EU and European states together, through a wider network of European cooperation and DI, are contributing to increased European strategic autonomy. As far as vertical differentiation, also known as “deepening,” is concerned with the formal member states and the transfer of power from the national to the European level of governance, this is of limited relevance to a discussion of deeper integration between the EU core and non-members. Horizontal DI, or “widening,” however, is concerned with the territorial and normative expansion of EU policies, and is therefore of greater relevance. The discussion below looks at both bilateral and multilateral agreements between the EU and various associated non-members, among them the EFTA states, the UK, Turkey and other candidate countries, as well as institutional frameworks and membership of non-EU members in various decentralised agencies.

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Compliance negotiations in EU external relations: the case of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement

Rabinovych,

Pintsch

2023

Journal of European Integration

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EU external differentiated integration and compliance

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Differentiated cooperation as the mode of governance in EU foreign policy

Differentiated cooperation as the mode of governance in EU foreign policy

Strategic Autonomy Through External Differentiation

Compliance negotiations in EU external relations: the case of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement

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