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Routledge Interregionalism and the European Union Book

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Description

Explore the evolving role of the European Union in a multipolar world with this academic study from Routledge. This book examines interregional relations and how the EU interacts with its neighbors and global partners. It provides fresh empirical analyses of the ties connecting the EU to the Eastern and Southern neighborhoods, as well as Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Featuring contributions from 25 leading authors across 5 continents, this work offers a diverse range of perspectives on regional cooperation. The text introduces a novel post-revisionist theoretical approach that moves beyond traditional views to explain the EU's place in a changing global landscape. This is a valuable resource for those studying international law, global politics, and the dynamics of multilateralism in the modern era.

Key Features

Offers fresh empirical analyses of interregional ties between the EU and its Eastern and Southern neighborhoods.

Provides global perspectives through original chapters written by 25 leading authors from 5 different continents.

Introduces a novel post-revisionist theoretical approach to understanding Europe's role in a changing world.

Covers extensive international relations including the EU's connections with Asia, Africa, and the Americas.

Examines the complexities of regional cooperation and multilateralism within an emergent multipolar world.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 October 2015
Listed Since
05 June 2015

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