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Informationen zum Autor Erik Jones is Professor of European Studies at the SAIS Bologna Center of the Johns Hopkins University.Saskia van Genugten is a postgraduate student in the European Studies program at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of the Johns Hopkins University. Zusammenfassung Addressing both thematic and country-specific issues, this book considers why (or if) Europe should assume global responsibilities, how they will be organized institutionally, whether they will be adequate to address pressing regional and security concerns, and how they will reflect the foreign policy interests of Europe’s major powers. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction: The Future of European Foreign Policy Erik Jones and Saskia van Genugten The Long Legacy of Dorian Gray: Why the European Union Needs to Redefine its Role in Global Affairs Hartmut Mayer The Future of EU-NATO Relations: a Case of Mutual Irrelevance Through Competition? Simon Duke The Construction of Ambiguity and the Limits of Attraction: Europe and its Neighbourhood Policy Geoffrey Edwards The European Union's Accession Negotiations with Turkey from a Foreign Policy Perspective Meltem Muftuler-Bac Enduring Differences? France, Germany and Europe's Middle East Dilemma Timo Behr Inside Out: the External Face of EU Internal Security Policy Wyn Rees Towards a Common EU Immigration Policy: a Securitization Too Far Robert Dover Germany and the Art of Coalition Building Hanns W. Maull European Foreign Policy: the End of French Europe? Bastien Irondelle Italian Foreign Policy: Domestic Politics, International Requirements and the European Dimension Filippo Andreatta Atlantic Dreams and European Realities: British Foreign Policy After Iraq Frederick Hood ...
