Perceptions of the EU and Brexit in Russia and their influence on Russia–EU relations

Ananieva, Elena

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“…Правительство тем самым единственный раз признало «обоснованность» положения доклада, поскольку касалось оно оппозиционной Лейбористской партии (имелись в виду материалы о переговорах Лондона и Вашингтона, которые обнародовал Дж. Корбин) [53] 7 .…”

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“…Тема ностальгии по империи, былому величию и исключительности в дебатах о Брекзите и переосмысление имперского прошлого в негативном ключе, поляризация общества с точки зрения исторической памяти и символической политики исследованы в работе Е. М. Харитоновой [6]. О воплощении постмодернизма как философской парадигмы мышления в сфере политического -в Брекзите и избрании Д. Трампа -писали Е. В. Ананьева и П. С. Каневский [7]. Распространению евроскептицизма, завоеванию им умов и политической платформы посвятили свои исследования Н. Ю. Кавешников и А. О. Доманов [8], Т. Хоутон [9], Е. В. Ананьева [10], связям с правым популизмом -Н. К. Капитонова [11].…”

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Political struggle in the UK on the formation of foreign policy in the wake of Brexit

Ananieva¹

2023

Vestnik SPbSU. International relations

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The 2016 referendum did not bring a decisive advantage to either supporters (Bremainers) or opponents (Brexiters) of Britain’s membership in the European Union, which led to their acute confrontation and a prolonged political crisis in the United Kingdom. The aim of the study is to determine the impact and consequences of the struggle of rival forces in the leading parties of Britain — Conservative and Labour — on their course on the main issues of British foreign policy after the parliamentary elections of 2019 and Britain’s exit from the EU. The struggle of the rival forces goes through the lines of inter- and intra-party division, and its methods go beyond the traditions and unwritten rules previously adopted in the political culture of the United Kingdom. The tough struggle on foreign policy issues is closely linked to domestic politics. The victory of the Conservative Party in the 2019 elections ensured the adoption by Parliament of laws strengthening the executive power to the detriment of the legislative and judicial (who sided with the Bremainers). The documents of the government, parliament, parties and media materials analysis is presented of the methods used by Brexiters and Bremainers to weaken each other, complicating relations with the US and the EU, sacrificing bilateral relations with Russia to their narrow-party interests. The confrontation continues, plunging Britain into a new round of political and economic crisis, which calls into question the ambitious goals of “Global Britain”.

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Political struggle in the UK on the formation of foreign policy in the wake of Brexit

Ananieva¹

2023

Vestnik SPbSU. International relations

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“…In the first strand of the literature, studies elaborate on the perceptions of the EU in bilateral and multilateral relations, and in conflict settings. Starting with perceptions of the EU in bilateral relations, scholars have explored views on the EU held by rising powers, including China (Lai et al 2019, Zhang 2020, India (Lai et al 2019, Sachdeva 2019 and Russia , Foxall 2019, Ananieva 2020. Some important studies should be outlined such as on perceptions of the EU in strategic regions around the world in the aftermath of Brexit, Chaban and Lucarelli's (2021) work on EU's performance in the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis, the Ukraine crisis, the so-called irregular migration crisis, and the Covid-19 pandemic and the impact on the external image of the EU, and last but not least, Chaban and Elgström's (2021) work on theorising external perceptions of the EU.…”

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From a willing partner to close political and economic partner: analysing EU political elites’ images of Georgia from 1991 to 2020

Gamkrelidze

2021

European Security

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This article explores EU political elites' images of Georgia and its evolution from 1991 to 2020. The analysis relies on the author's 25 original interviews with EU political elites, including presidents, prime ministers and ministers of EU member states and EU commissioners, alongside primary documents. By triangulating between novel interview data, document analysis and statements by EU officials, this article unpacks EU perceptions of Georgia's intentions, capabilities, threats and cultural status over a 30-year historical period. The study shows that three main images of Georgia have emerged over time in the eyes of EU and EU member states leaders: first, Georgia as a willing partner to the EU; second, Georgia as a political partner to the EU and third, Georgia as a close political and economic partner to the EU. This article, by studying the EU political elites' images of Georgia, adds knowledge to the EU's perceptions of external actors, which is an under-researched topic in the scholarship of images and perceptions in EU external relations. Moreover, it extends the literature on EU-Georgia relations, and helps to understand some of their peculiarities.

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“…Numerous studies have examined the EU's message and how it is perceived by the receiver (especially the elites) outside the EU (Chaban et al, 2013;Chaban and Kelly, 2017;Pardo, 2015;Speyer et al, 2021). One line of estimation of how the EU is perceived by the public is the research subfield of external perceptions of the EU (Ananieva, 2020;Chaban et al, 2015Chaban et al, , 2021Chaban and Holland, 2019;Isani and Schlipphak, 2017;Kelly and Mochan, 2021;Lucarelli, 2014). These studies have provided a valuable description of attitudes toward the EU around the globe (e.g.…”

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External perceptions of the European Union in Israel—the role of norms and culture

Zahavi

Ariely

2023

European Union Politics

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This article examines the role of norms and culture in perceptions of the European Union. Conceptually, it offers a distinction between the image of the European Union as a normative actor and attitudes toward one's country's relations with the European Union. It also explores whether the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC), a cultural event which symbolizes the cultural understanding of contemporary Europe, is related to perceptions of the European Union. Empirically, it uses a public opinion survey ( n = 1050) following Israel's hosting of the ESC in 2019. The findings indicate that Israelis distinguish between the image of the European Union as an entity with positive features and their attitudes toward Israel's connections with the European Union.

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Perceptions of the EU and Brexit in Russia and their influence on Russia–EU relations

Cited by 7 publications

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Political struggle in the UK on the formation of foreign policy in the wake of Brexit

Political struggle in the UK on the formation of foreign policy in the wake of Brexit

From a willing partner to close political and economic partner: analysing EU political elites’ images of Georgia from 1991 to 2020

External perceptions of the European Union in Israel—the role of norms and culture

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