Titlebook: Democracy Promotion and the Normative Power Europe Framework; The European Union i Marek Neuman Book 2019 Springer International Publishing

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The EU’s Democratization: Normative Power Europe Meets External EU Perception Literaturevel, particularly through democracy promotion. These democratization efforts are based on the assumption that democratization within the European continent has brought a period of peaceful coexistence and that this success can be repeated outside the EU. The aim of this chapter is to provide new ins

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The Emergence of State Capitalism in Central Asia: The Absence of Normative Power Europes a role model for transition countries when trying to democratize and to implement liberal market economic reforms. This chapter focuses on the exertion of normative power by the EU over the countries in Central Asia. It is argued that in the case of the five Central Asian countries?– Kazakhstan, K

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The Limits of the European Union’s Normative Myth in Armenia and Georgiaember 2013 and December 2015. Georgia and Armenia have reacted differently to the EU’s intended norm diffusion. While Georgia adopted some of the EU’s reforms for the price of future integration with the EU, Armenia chose to align with Russia, which was exemplified by its accession to the Eurasian U

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Conclusion: The Relevance of Normative Power in a Changing Europee, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia can be understood through the prism of Normative Power Europe and, subsequently, what insights the answer to this question offers for reconceptualizing NPE itself. The chapter does so in two steps. In the first step, it summarizes the empirical conclusions establi

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The EU’s Democratization: Normative Power Europe Meets External EU Perception Literaturek between the literature on NPE and external perception, or between democratization and NPE. This chapter connects these different strands of research in order to shed new light on the EU’s democratization efforts. In doing so, it provides new insights into the challenges that EU democracy promotion

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The Role of New Member States in the European Union’s External Democratization Policy: Towards an Anratization policy. In a first attempt to uncover these roles, the empirical part of the chapter focuses on the Czech Republic, seeing how it understood democracy promotion in 2004–2008 and whether, and how, it attempted to shape the EU’s policy to be in line with its own understanding.