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Ian Manners, photo.

Ian Manners

Professor

Ian Manners, photo.

Conclusion

Author

  • Ameilia Hadfield
  • Ian Manners
  • Richard Whitman

Editor

  • Amelia Hadfield
  • Ian Manners
  • Richard Whitman

Summary, in English

This conclusion presents some closing thoughts on the concepts covered in the preceding chapters of this book. The book empirically and comparatively, indicates the extent to which there is continuity or change in the foreign policy composition of key European Union (EU) Member States, as found across the 'strong-weak competence spectrum', and on this basis explore the extent to which the resulting foreign policy action is similarly transformed, as found within the four key modes. Member State foreign policy operating within established EU frameworks in a deeply institutionalized, integrated, potentially supranational fashion; Member State foreign policy operating within the established EU frameworks, according to intergovernmental mechanisms; Member State foreign policy conducted bilaterally or multilaterally between EU Member States, but outside established EU frameworks and/or the EU acquis; Member State foreign policy conducted between EU and non-EU Member States. The book analyses the existence of a hybrid system of foreign policy-making across different dimensions.

Publishing year

2017-06-09

Language

English

Pages

263-278

Publication/Series

Foreign Policies of EU Member States : Continuity and Europeanisation

Document type

Book chapter

Publisher

Routledge

Topic

  • Political Science

Status

Published

Project

  • Foreign Policies of European Union Member States

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISBN: 9781315276724
  • ISBN: 9780415670067
  • ISBN: 9780415670050