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,The European?Union’s Role in Global Health: Embracing Governance Complexity?,ecture, have elicited Europeanist, Atlanticist and nationalist responses within the EU and its Member States. We find that European actors tend to signal a rejection of fragmentation in global health governance, while accepting it in practice.

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Kosovo: Implementing Solutions,iative’s motivations and the array of perspectives within the EU. It highlights the tensions between geopolitical and developmental motivations, the search for partners and allies beyond Europe, and the reverberations of intra-EU power dynamics on the initiative’s trajectory.

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,Strategic Autonomy in Security and Defence as an Impracticability? How the European Union’s Rhetoriut the direction and applicability of ESA rendered this impracticable. A handful of EU actors believed this could be an effective answer but the majority of member states were less keen to breathe life into the idea: whereas lip service to a vague concept was acceptable, committing to its implementation was not.

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The Global Gateway: Connectivity and Competition in the Global Race for Infrastructures,iative’s motivations and the array of perspectives within the EU. It highlights the tensions between geopolitical and developmental motivations, the search for partners and allies beyond Europe, and the reverberations of intra-EU power dynamics on the initiative’s trajectory.