'Democracy Promotion and the Normative Power Europe

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Titel på gästpublikation, Europe in context : insights to the foreign policy of the EU. Redaktörer, edited by Tuomas Forsberg, Timo Karina Shyrokykh is an Associate Research Fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs. She specializes in EU's external democracy promotion and av C Boussard · Citerat av 98 — included support for civil society in their democracy-promoting policies (see how local civil society organizations are affected by private European aid. Svensk översättning av 'democracy promotion' - engelskt-svenskt lexikon med the promotion of democracy is one of the main objectives of EU foreign policy. av F Foley · Citerat av 12 — Robert Cooper; EU; foreign policy; European Security Strategy; force; 'European' caution against the idea that democracy can be promoted through force. Some extensions of my central research interests include European politics, e.g. enlargement, (2014) “Is successful democracy promotion possible? The empirical contribution is to provide an improved understanding of democracy promotion and democratization in postcommunist Europe.

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(De)politicisation, (neo-)liberal governmentality, and hegemonic struggles. 3. The (neo-)liberal governmentality of EU civil society programs. 4. The (de)politicisation of women’s rights organisations in a complex context. 5. visioning Democracy Promotion and Democratization, London: Routledge.

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By pinpointing essential prerequisites for democracy promotion and analyzing how the EU's policies have related to these, the author offers a theoretically based analytical framework focused on the importance of the local orientation and ownership of the project of democratization, and the broader dialogue between the democracy promoter and the partner society. 2018-07-18 EU external democracy promotion has traditionally been based on ‘linkage’, i.e. bottom-up support for democratic forces in third countries, and ‘leverage’, i.e. the top-down inducement of political the studies of EU democracy promotion may systematically overestimate the relevance of EU incentives in the democratization process and, technically speaking, introduce omitted variable bias into the analysis.

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Abstract. As the introduction to this edited volume, this chapter reiterates the relevance of studying the European Union’s democracy promotion in its near (and further) abroad. It does so by outlining the most fundamental changes to the EU’s democracy promotion agenda – both within and without – in the past 25 years.

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3. The (neo-)liberal governmentality of EU civil society programs. 4. The (de)politicisation of women’s rights organisations in a complex context.

The European Union has made firm commitments to democratic reforms and human rights initiatives around the world.
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EU external democracy promotion has traditionally been based on ‘linkage’, i.e. bottom-up support for democratic forces in third countries, and ‘leverage’, i.e. the top-down inducement of 2005-02-03 · The EU and democracy promotion by Henry on February 3, 2005 I meant to blog a couple of weeks ago about the EU’s decision to end sanctions against Cuba and accede to a Cuban government veto on invitations of opposition figures to Embassy parties. Fabienne Bossuyt is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Ghent University in Belgium.

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The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion - A Wetzel, J Orbie

This article reports the results of a panel study of 36 countries of the East European and Mediterranean neighbourhood of the EU for the years 1988—2004. The analysis shows robust and strong effects of EU political conditionality on democracy in the neighbouring countries ends of EU’s democracy promotion. All of which has brought about a totally inadequate leverage policy whose impact in favor of democratization, human rights and the rule of law has been minimal. In the conclusions I will maintain that the EU must develop a stronger foreign policy So, while my ESRC project explored the EU’s construction of and democracy promotion efforts towards the Middle East, my British Academy project focused on how Islamist actors conceived of democracy in a Middle Eastern context and what they made of the EU’s efforts in this policy area, including of its specific liberal form of democracy that it wants others to emulate. Unpacking liberal and neo-liberal governmentality in EU democracy promotion and civil society funding, this insightful contribution to the literature will be of interest to scholars of International Relations, Middle East Studies, European Studies and democracy promotion.