External conditions for EU normative power through trade. The case of CEPA negotiations with Indonesia

Sicurelli, Daniela

doi:10.1007/s10308-019-00537-3

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“…The agreements place the responsibility for surveillance of the legality in the partner country's government, which is vital for perception. The early 2000s and the two cases of interaction between the EU and Indonesia (Aceh and VPA) presented here seem to suggest that respect for sovereignty and non-conditionality was vital in establishing new intersubjective meaning and of preventing anti-colonial sentiments towards the EU in Indonesia, yet this was not the case of the dispute over palm oil, brought to light in the context of the FTA negotiations (see Sicurelli 2019).…”

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confidence: 85%

“…Camroux and Srikandini (2013) argue that the historically missing relations between the EU and Indonesia, due to the initial confrontation between the Netherlands and Indonesia, have led to estrangement between both sides at present day. In this context, Sicurelli (2019) argues that normative elements of the EU's trade agreements found resistance in Indonesia due to a limited meaningful relation to build trust. Here, colonialism is only mentioned as a historical event.…”

Section: Studying Colonialism In Indonesia-eu Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Colonialism in its modern dress: post-colonial narratives in EUrope-Indonesia relations

Nessel

2020

Asia Eur J

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Colonialism in its modern dress: post-colonial narratives in EUrope-Indonesia relations

Nessel

2020

Asia Eur J

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“…From an IPE perspective, “political and economic forces” interact in defining “states and their capabilities and choices” (Lairson and Skidmore 2016, 48) and the state takes on the role of a broker and assembles the positions of non‐state actors, in particular business interests, which are affected by the need to defend a country's economy from competition with producers in other states (Sicurelli 2020, 61). The OEP framework envisages domestic and international interactions.…”

Section: Examining the Uk–us Trade Deal Through The Oep Frameworkmentioning

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The Stillborn United Kingdom‒united States Trade Agreement

Khorana

Kerr

2023

World Affairs

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With Brexit done and the desire to alter U.S. trade policy in the wake of the election of President Donald Trump, both British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and President Trump were optimistic that a trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States could be swiftly negotiated. This proved not to be the case despite the efforts of both leaders. We use an Open Economy Politics lens to examine the political and economic forces at work in both the United Kingdom and the United States during the tenure of the Trump administration that led to the initiative being stillborn and why the original optimism was misplaced.

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“…The Supreme Court of the Philippines also has the Fransiskus AWJ Procedural Problems in Indonesia's Treaty Ratification Process: A Comparative Analysis Indonesian Comparative Law Review -31 function of examining the constitutional compatibility of an international agreement . Judiciaries usually do not produce a law or regulation ratifying a treaty (Sicurelli, 2020).…”

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Procedural Problems in Indonesia's Treaty-Making Process: A Comparative Analysis

AWJ

2022

ICLR

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This article discusses several procedural problems in Indonesia’s rules on ratifying treaties. These problems stem from gaps in the existing laws as well as conflict between the general law on ratification and the more specific law that regulates ratification of trade treaties. The problems involve timing and inconsistency within the practice of treaty-ratification and its product. The issue of timing concerns the time that it takes to ratify a treaty. The issue of practice concerns inconsistency within the treaty-ratification practice because of a lack of procedures and the strange existence of procedures for specific treaties without the existence of general ones. The issue of product concerns an inconsistency within the result of ratifying a treaty. The problems are analyzed by observing the laws and practices of treaty-ratification of other states.

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External conditions for EU normative power through trade. The case of CEPA negotiations with Indonesia

Cited by 8 publications

References 32 publications

Colonialism in its modern dress: post-colonial narratives in EUrope-Indonesia relations

Colonialism in its modern dress: post-colonial narratives in EUrope-Indonesia relations

The Stillborn United Kingdom‒united States Trade Agreement

Procedural Problems in Indonesia's Treaty-Making Process: A Comparative Analysis

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