The politicization of EU external relations

This note makes the case for a research agenda that addresses the politicization of EU external relations. There is reason to think that, as it is happening on the related issues of globalization and European integration, the role of the EU in the world is becoming more contentious. The EU, an alleg...

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Published in:Journal of European public policy 2019-05, Vol.26 (5), p.790-802
Main Author: Costa, Oriol
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Globalization
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Globalization
Norms
Politicization
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