The study of EU foreign policy has devoted over the last years
great emphasis to the conceptualization of the role of the Union as
an international actor. This paper critically analyzes two
overarching narratives - realist and interpretivist - about the
role of the Union as an international actor employing insights from
critical theory. By such narratives, it is meant those perspectives
that have been developed in scholarship and have sought to answer
questions about how the EU behaves in the international system and
how it should behave. The method of critical reading implies
uncovering the premises on which the international role of the EU
was constructed within the two narratives, then underscoring their
consequences and juxtaposing them to their founding principles.
This endeavor highlights the purpose behind the different types of
foreign policy constructed and promoted by the two narratives.
Simultaneously, the study enquires into the shared commitment
between the two narratives for the creation of a common foreign and
security policy for the EU.
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