Framing the EU’s policy towards the neighbourhood: the strategic approach of the Seventh European Parliament (2009–2014)

Nitoiu, Cristian

doi:10.1080/09557571.2016.1233937

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“…29 Smith is primarily interested in attempts to negotiate new components of the negotiated order; missing from, but implicit within, his definition is the possibility that negotiations can also be defensive of 22 Daviter [19]. 23 Nitoiu [60]; Kratochvíl, Cibulková, and Beník [53]. 24 I disagree with Smith's emphasis on consistency; there are situations where changing the framing is necessary and can be achieved without rendering the label of 'strategic partnership' inapplicable.…”

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The art of the deal? The EU’s strategic adaptation to Trump’s transatlantic trade policy

Brown

2022

J Transatl Stud

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His research focuses on the EU's external relationships engaging with both International Relations theory and Foreign Policy Analysis. A primary focus of this work is the EU-US-China relationship, and the bilateral relations within this triangle. His first book, Power, Perception and Foreign Policymaking: US and EU Responses to the Rise of China was published in 2018 by Routledge, with a paperback edition following in June 2021. He currently teaches IR and political theory at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and convenes the Global Challenges module open to all first-and second-year MA students.

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“…Ultimately, the failure of such efforts and Trump's imposition of tariffs against EU aluminium and steeljustified on national security groundsrepresented a significant departure from the historical pattern of transatlantic relations and forced the EU to find a way to limit damage to the partnership. 60 The Economist [89]. 61 Borger [11].…”

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The art of the deal? The EU’s strategic adaptation to Trump’s transatlantic trade policy

Brown

2022

J Transatl Stud

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Europarties in the neighbourhood: how transnational party politics bind Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans to the EU

Chryssogelos

2020

Comp Eur Polit

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Transnational European party federations -'Europarties' -are an overlooked actor of EU external relations despite their strong footprint outside the EU. This article discusses the activities of Europarties as networks of EU external relations closely aligned with the interests and values of EU foreign policy, but conditioned by their character as transnational partisan actors with distinct priorities defined by ideological affinity and political commitments to partner parties. Empirically, the article investigates the activities of the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) in Georgia and North Macedonia, demonstrating how Europarties can act as amplifiers of EU influence in Eastern Europe and Western Balkans, but also how their partisan interests often come into tension with EU priorities. The findings carry implications for the theory and practice of EU relations with its neighbourhood at a time when prospects for further enlargement appear significantly weakened.

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Contesting the EU’s external democratization agenda: an analytical framework with an application to populist parties

Buzogány

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Góra

2021

Cambridge Review of International Affairs

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Framing the EU’s policy towards the neighbourhood: the strategic approach of the Seventh European Parliament (2009–2014)

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

The art of the deal? The EU’s strategic adaptation to Trump’s transatlantic trade policy

The art of the deal? The EU’s strategic adaptation to Trump’s transatlantic trade policy

Europarties in the neighbourhood: how transnational party politics bind Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans to the EU

Contesting the EU’s external democratization agenda: an analytical framework with an application to populist parties

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