How the EU–Ukraine Association Agreement and its Consequences Necessitated Adaptation and Drove Innovation in the EU

Димитрова, Антоанета; Dragneva, Rilka

doi:10.1111/jcms.13425

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“…In the first article, Dimitrova and Dragneva (2023) discuss the reverse influence of the EU–Ukraine Association Agreement/Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (AA/DCFTA) on the EU. The article argues that Ukraine, as a third country, has so far not exercised any reverse influence on EU acquis through the negotiations or the framework of the AA/DCFTA.…”

Section: Third Country Influence Across Levels and Mechanisms: Insigh...mentioning

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Third Country Influence on EU Law and Policy‐making: Setting the Scene

Lavenex¹,

Öberg

2023

J of Common Market Studies

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This introductory article conceptualizes the notion of third country influence on European Union (EU) law and policy and proposes an analytical framework theorizing the venues and means through which third countries may gain such impact, under what conditions and with which implications for the EU's legal and political order. The article first introduces the focus on outside‐in influence in the context of European studies, generally, and EU privileged third country relations, specifically. Thereafter, an analytical framework is developed for mapping and explaining the outside‐in dynamics on EU law and policy‐making differentiating between diplomatic, governance and discursive venues; coercive versus technocratic and normative mechanisms of influence; and the legal constraints and political implications of these processes. Turning to the potential determinants of these occurrences, the article then proposes a set of hypotheses for conditions under which third countries can influence EU law and policies, before summarizing the individual contributions to this Special Issue.

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Section: Third Country Influence Across Levels and Mechanisms: Insigh...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Third Country Influence on EU Law and Policy‐making: Setting the Scene

Lavenex¹,

Öberg

2023

J of Common Market Studies

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“…economic cluster attempts to divide global economic and political segments (Dimitrova & Dragneva, 2023), energy security (Ostrowski, 2022), postwar recovery, and reconstruction (Pankiv & Chernyshova, 2023).…”

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Transformation of Geopolitical Perceptions in the Russian-Ukrainian War: Impact on Regional Relations in the Future

2023

Futurity of Social Sciences

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The purpose of the research is to highlight the transformation of geopolitical activity during the Russian-Ukrainian war in the early twenty-first century. The specificity of the study is that the regional military conflict has acquired the features of a global confrontation involving (so far without direct participation) many players in world politics. At the same time, the objectives of the article determine the formation of a new paradigm of state interests of different levels of influence. The Russian-Ukrainian war is not only causing geopolitical changes but also transforming the conceptual dimensions of geopolitics. The methodology used in the article is based on historical research methods: historical-systemic (to understand the content of geopolitics), historical-typological (to characterise the format of geopolitics), historical-comparative (to determine geopolitical activity). The general scientific methods of structural-functional and socio-psychological dimensions allow us to analyse the features and consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian war in the local-regional and global-international context. The results of the study show the transformation of the role and positioning of geopolitical actors in the context of the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and also a paradigm shift in geopolitics in terms of reorientation from its traditional stable definition to a dynamic hybrid meaning. The classical geopolitical principles of ordering the coexistence of states and their relations are losing relevance both in the institutional (UN crisis) and functional sense. Geopolitics, which used to determine the interests and level of influence of individual states or alliances, is now focused on the synergy of the overall world order in the context of global historical mega-activities. History is familiar with the alternation of geopolitical calm and geopolitical explosions, and the current Russian-Ukrainian war has the potential to end the long-standing orderly world order and to trigger the volatility and uncertainty of civilisational development. So, today, the Russian-Ukrainian war, according to the usual geopolitical interpretation, is a regional conflict that has indirect effects on global processes (political, military, economic, cultural). However, a new conceptual understanding of geopolitics, based on synergistic principles, argues that a military confrontation of this scale has every chance of escalating to the point of a world war. The prospects of the study lie in the need to identify geopolitical principles that will be able to keep the Russian-Ukrainian war at the stage of a regional conflict.

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“…It opens the door for citizens to demand more transparency and it forces autocrats to consider public opinion more carefully. As they progress, developing nations become increasingly resemble the United States (Dimitrova & Dragneva, 2022).…”

Section: Geo-politicizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cultural Business Ethics From Islamic Business Model and Current Trading Challenges

SYED SHAMEEL AHMED QUADRI et al.

2023

RLJ

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There can be no rule of law, societal reform, common interest, or economic growth without the practice of ethical business practices. Muslims in today's fast-paced business world face difficult choices and could benefit from a more refined understanding of the Islamic business model. The global financial crisis may have been avoided if business ethics were more prominent and practiced. For Islamic finance to live up to its claims of providing worldwide financial security and high standards of ethics, it must be reflected in all parts of behavior. This will lead to a more moral and spiritual society as a whole, and when this is combined with the creation of goods and services, it will further the Islamic way of life. From its beginning, Islam—a major religion in the world—prescribed necessary norms and principles for all aspects of life, including economic and business dealings. The goal of this study is to examine Islamic business ethics as a lens through which to examine cultural business practices. Current trading difficulties are also examined in this article. This article also delves into Islamic ideas on business, as well as the guiding principles and legal frameworks of Islam. The data used to explain the Islamic business model and ethics to help traders and businessmen succeed in the current challenging economic situations come from the Qur'an, Hadith, jurisprudence, biography of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), Islamic history, and quips of the companions of the Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).

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How the EU–Ukraine Association Agreement and its Consequences Necessitated Adaptation and Drove Innovation in the EU

Cited by 5 publications

References 38 publications

Third Country Influence on EU Law and Policy‐making: Setting the Scene

Third Country Influence on EU Law and Policy‐making: Setting the Scene

Transformation of Geopolitical Perceptions in the Russian-Ukrainian War: Impact on Regional Relations in the Future

Cultural Business Ethics From Islamic Business Model and Current Trading Challenges

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