Titlebook: Making EU Foreign Policy; National Preferences Daniel C. Thomas Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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EU Policy on Economic Partnership Agreements: Trade… and Aid?ip Agreements (EPAs) with 79 developing countries. I seek to explain two different policy outcomes: the agreements on an EU negotiation mandate in 2002 and on the Union’s final negotiation offer in 2007. EPAs are negotiated with six regional groupings of Third World countries (Central Africa, West A

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EU Policy on Global Climate Change: The Negotiation of Burden-Sharing ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, in the face of outright US opposition, are striking. The Union provided the ambition that drove the search for an agreement based on targets and timetables under the 1995 Berlin mandate, implemented the world’s first international emissions trading system in resp

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Normative Institutionalism and EU Foreign Policy in Comparative Perspectiveernmentalists’ claim that policy-making in this area is dominated (and often fatally undermined) by the member states’ hard pursuit of national interests and counter claims that the path to agreement is smoothed by discursive exchanges that promote durable convergence in national preferences.

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Norms and All That: Progress in Research on EU Foreign Policy93; for a most recent criticism of the EU’s inability to develop a coherent foreign policy see Howorth, 2010). These are only a few of the many indictments of the European Union’s (EU) foreign and security policy to be found in the editorials, but also occasionally in the scholarly literature. And y

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Norms, Institutions and EU Foreign Policy: Advancing the Research Programmeember states has inspired a large literature. In other words, are there endogenous mechanisms at work within EU institutions that lead EU member states to pursue foreign policies they otherwise might not adopt? If so, what are these mechanisms and how do they impact foreign policy-making processes a

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