Crisis and Change in European Union Foreign Policy: A Framework of Eu Foreign Policy Change

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Nikki Ikani

Crisis and Change in European Union Foreign Policy

A Framework of Eu Foreign Policy Change

Nikki Ikani

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English

Manchester University Press
01 November 2021

EU & European institutions; Civil defence; Security services

Series: European Politics

Crisis and change in European Union foreign policy provides an analytical framework that serves to investigate the way the EU adapts its foreign policy in the wake of crisis.

Whereas a range of studies dedicated to foreign policy stability and change exist for the US context, such analyses are rare for the analysis of EU foreign policy change. Changes to EU foreign policy, this study proposes based upon an in-depth investigation of recent foreign policy change episodes, are not captured well using these existing accounts and typologies of policy change from other fields of study.

Offering a new perspective on the question of change, Ikani proposes an analytical framework focused on how institutions and temporal context impact the decision-making process on change. She provides an original revised typology of change, proposing two forms of foreign policy change, symbolic change and constructive ambiguity, as frequent and important outcomes of the EU decision-making process.

By: Nikki Ikani
Imprint: Manchester University Press
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm, Spine: 14mm
Weight: 517g
ISBN: 9781526155641
ISBN 10: 1526155648
Series: European Politics
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 01 November 2021
Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Primary , Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Introduction 1 An analytical framework for studying EU foreign policy change 2 Foreign policy change after the Arab uprisings: The neighbourhood policy revised 3 Foreign policy change after the Ukraine crisis: Changing the neighbourhood policy once more 4 Conceptualising EU foreign policy change 5 Test-driving the analytical framework Conclusion Bibliography List of interviews Index -- .

Nikki Ikani is Assistant Professor Intelligence and Security at Leiden University at the Institute of Security and Global Affairs. She is also a Visiting Research Fellow at the War Studies Department at King’s College London. -- .

Reviews for Crisis and Change in European Union Foreign Policy: A Framework of Eu Foreign Policy Change

'The book provides a timely analysis of the impact of crisis on EU foreign policy and the ENP. [...] For academics interested in the details of foreign policy change, this book is a welcome contribution that challenges thin conceptualizations of this phenomenon as a cumulative process. And for policy-makers who are unsure how to deal with today's challenges in the EU's neighbourhood, this book is a useful reflection upon past decisions. Ikani recognizes the opportunities and constraints of the institutional and temporal factors and encourages policy-makers to actively shape the substance and direction of change in the future.' Trineke Palm, International Affairs, Volume 98, Issue 6 -- .