Normative by nature? The role of coherence in justifying the EU's external human rights policy

By M. Lerch, Guido Schwellnus. 2006

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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• Still Punching Below its Weight? Coherence and Effectiveness in European Union Foreign Policy (2012, unknown): “The importance of speaking and acting as one is a prominent theme, both explicitly and implicitly, in the scholarly literature on EU foreign policy and especially EU ‘actorness’ in world affairs (Sjöstedt, 1977; Jupille and Caporaso, 1998; Jupille, 1999; Meunier, 2000; Missiroli, 2001; Bretherton an”
• The EU as a ‘normative’ power: how can this be? (2006, background): “This is so in particular with regard to human rights, which is a core principle of the EU’s external policy (Smith 2003; Menéndez 2004; Lerch and Schwellnus 2006).”