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Routledge EU-Russia Relations in Crisis - Foreign Policy Book

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Explore a fresh perspective on international relations with EU-Russia Relations in Crisis. Part of the Routledge Studies in European Foreign Policy series, this book moves away from traditional power-based studies that focus only on interests and capabilities. Instead, it examines how images and perceptions act as significant barriers to better relations between the EU and Russia. This work provides a detailed look at how these perceptions function on bilateral, regional, and multilateral levels. Readers will gain insights into how different policy fields, such as energy, minorities, regional integration, and multilateral institutions, are shaped by these conflicting views. It is an essential resource for anyone looking to understand the psychological and perceptual dimensions that drive modern European foreign policy and diplomatic challenges.

Key Features

Provides a new approach to studying international relations by focusing on the role of images and perceptions between actors.

Analyzes how perceptions act as obstacles to improving diplomatic relations between the EU and Russia.

Examines various levels of interaction including bilateral, regional, and multilateral frameworks.

Covers diverse policy fields such as energy, minorities, and regional integration to provide a broad context.

Offers detailed insights into the impact of perceptions on multilateral institutions and foreign policy.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 October 2017
Listed Since
21 October 2016

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