A Global Security Triangle: European, African and Asian Interaction

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ISBN: 9780415496575 | 0415496578
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 10/30/2009

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The EU has developed various strategies towards Africa and the Asian regions and this book provides both conceptual and empirical arguments to offer an innovative perspective on the EU as a global actor.

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List of illustrations	p. x
Contributors	p. xii
Acknowledgements	p. xvi
List of abbreviations	p. xvii
Introduction: global actors competing or co-operating?	p. 1
General framework	p. 13
The EU's promotion of regional integration: norms, actorness and geopolitical realities	p. 15
EU threat perceptions and governance	p. 36
The European international identity considered from outside: European, African and Asian interaction	p. 56
Africa	p. 75
African regional integration and the role of the European Union	p. 77
European military intervention in Congo	p. 93
The migration policy of the European Union, with special focus on Africa	p. 106
EU-African economic relations: continuing dominance, traded for aid?	p. 122
The European Union and its Africa strategy: case study Ethiopia	p. 137
Asia	p. 153
Regional integration: comparing European and Asian transformations	p. 155
European energy security: Central Asia and the Caspian region	p. 171
The role of the European Union in fighting nuclear proliferation in the greater Middle East: the case of Iran	p. 186
India and the European Union	p. 201
Civility meets realism: the prospects of a strategic partnership between the European Union and China	p. 215
The European Union as an important (low-profile) actor in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict	p. 229
Conclusion: from a global security triangle to a normative international society?	p. 242
Index	p. 246
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