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- Haglund Morrissey, Anne
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Interregional Development Cooperation : A Focus on the EU and Latin America
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Since the end of the Cold War, regional cooperation and strengthened interregional relations have become a key foreign policy objective on the European Union’s (EU) foreign policy agenda and a preferential platform in its general development policy. When it comes to Latin America, despite being the leading donor of development aid to the region, Latin America has always taken a rather marginal position in the EU’s interregional development cooperation. Yet, the interregional development cooperation that currently exists between the two regions is of a rather complex nature since Latin American states do not represent one single regional organisation. Instead, the EU’s interregional cooperation takes place at both regional and sub-regional levels, and besides channelling development assistance to those two levels, EU financial aid is also distributed bilaterally to individual states of the region. The study at hand aims at exploring the nature of EU interregional development cooperation with Latin America by looking at its constituent levels. Is there a regional dimension in the EU’s development assistance to Latin American states and can the Union’s support for regional cooperation be considered a significant thread in its development activities in Latin America? Among the three levels involved in EU-Latin America development cooperation – the bilateral, sub-regional and regional one – is any of them more dominant than the others?
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- Haglund Morrissey, Anne
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Biståndspolitik
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Ingår i: Svensk politik och den Europeiska unionen. - : Liber, Malmö. - 9147072989 ; , s. 224-
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Haglund Morrissey, Anne
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Convincing Arguments, Carrots or Sticks? European Value Promotion in the Neighbourhood Policy
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Ingår i: Europeanisation and Institutional Change in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Konferensbidrag (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This study focuses on the EU ‘value diffusion strategy’ included in its foreign policy with a particular emphasis on the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP). The main argument is that the ENP can be seen as a framework through which the EU is attempting to promote its common values and norms. Instead of offering a future EU membership as the main ‘carrot’ for reforms – an efficient instrument to diffuse its values to neighbouring European states – it is trying to exert influence by other means, such as using discursive practices, opening up EU agencies, programmes and policies for the participation of the partner countries, granting financial aid, as well as by institutionalising the relationship. Persuasive mechanisms, conditionality and coercive instruments may theoretically be employed, although a rather ‘soft’ version of positive conditionality seems to be a dominant feature, aiming at promoting norm compliance and reforms by the partner countries in the ENP.
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- Haglund Morrissey, Anne
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EU Value Promotion and the European Neighborhood Policy
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Ingår i: Journal Southeastern Europe. - Leiden : Charles Schlacks Jr. Publisher. ; 32:1, s. 39-59
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This study explores the EU ‘value diffusion strategy’ included in its foreign policy, seen through the European Neighborhood Policy (ENP). The main argument is that the ENP can be seen as a framework through which the EU is trying to diffuse its common values and norms. Instead of offering a future EU membership as the main ‘carrot’ for reforms – an efficient instrument to diffuse its values to neighboring European states – it is trying to exert influence by other means, such as using discursive practices, opening up EU agencies, programs and policies for the participation of the partner countries, granting financial aid, as well as by institutionalizing the relationship. Mainly positive conditionality is present, aiming at promoting norm compliance and reforms by the partner countries. However, negative conditionality may be applied as well.
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