In a relatively short time, the European Union has become one of
the world's most powerful and important bodies. Its critical role
in international affairs extends to several different areas:
economics; culture; the environment; and, of course, international
security and foreign affairs. This important volume explains and
evaluates EU foreign policy in all its confusing dimensions.
Is there really any such thing as "European Union Foreign
Policy"? If so, what is it? What are its goals and priorities, and
how effective is it? How do outsiders perceive EU foreign policy,
and what are the ramifications of those views? Those are just some
of the questions this book tries to answer.
In order to draw the most comprehensive picture possible of EU
foreign policy, Federiga Bindi and her contributors dissect both
"horizontal" and "vertical" issues. Vertical concerns focus on
particular geographic regions, such as the EU's foreign policy
toward Africa and Asia and its relations with the United States.
Horizontal issues explore wider crosscutting themes that help
explain the EU's foreign policy choices and operations, such as
decisionmaking processes and procedures; European self-identity;
and core priorities such as peace, democracy, and human rights.
Contents
Foreword by Giuliano Amato, former foreign minister and prime
minister of Italy
Part I. The New Tools of EU Foreign Policy
II. US-EU Relations after the Elections
III. EU Relations with the Rest of the Americas
IV. Africa and Asia
V. The EU and Its Neighbors
VI. The EU, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East
VII. Promoting Values and Models Abroad
VIII. Conclusions: Assessing EU Foreign Policy
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