How institutional conflicts arise in international political orders
and the conditions shaping the outcomes of such conflicts has
become the object of considerable contemporary focus. This book
considers the dynamics of institutional conflict and institutional
change in international organizations, specifically focusing on the
European Union, the most highly integrated international political
order on the globe. In a world where political decision making
increasingly takes place above the nation state level, it theorises
the social mechanisms that lead to the point at which these
tensions become explicit and the customary functioning of
international political orders tips into outright conflict between
different organizational entities. Taking a constructivist
approach, it examines two in-depth case studies - in the field of
Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) and the EU's Common Foreign and
Security Policy (CFSP) - to explain the dynamics of the processes
that lead up to institutional conflicts and provide some
explanation for their final outcomes. This text will be of key
interest to fields of and European Integration, EU Politics and
more broadly International Relations.
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