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Parliamentary Cooperation and Diplomacy in EU External Relations
An Essential Companion
Edited by Kolja Raube, Meltem Müftüler-Baç and Jan Wouters
In today’s increasingly complex and interdependent world, the role of parliaments in external affairs remains a relatively under explored topic of research. The multiple patterns of global governance are mostly dominated by the executive branches of government, with parliaments relegated to the sidelines. This insightful book aims to challenge this dominant perspective and demonstrate the increased networking of parliaments both within the EU and with external actors outside the EU. It not only sheds light on EU parliamentary cooperation and networking, but also reveals the growing scope and role of parliamentary scrutiny, control and conflict mediation.
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- Published in print:
- 31 May 2019
- ISBN:
- 9781786438843
- eISBN:
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- c 544
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- Parliamentary Cooperation and Diplomacy in EU External Relations
- Copyright
- Contents
- Figures and tables
- Contributors
- Abbreviations
- Introduction: a world of parliamentary relations? Parliamentary cooperation and diplomacy in EU externalrelations
- Chapter 1: Off or on field? The multilevel parliamentary field of EU external relations
- Chapter 2: Inter-parliamentary cooperation in the European Union: towards institutionalization?
- Chapter 3: Bringing transnationalism (once again) back in: insights for the parliamentary dimension of European foreign policy
- Chapter 4: EU entrepreneurship, norm diffusion and the parliamentarization of regional economic organizations
- Chapter 5: Rationales of inter-parliamentary cooperation in European security politics: from the Inter-Parliamentary Union to the IPC-CFSP
- Chapter 6: How can interparliamentary cooperation contribute to the legitimacy of the EU as an international actor?
- Chapter 7: Emerging interregional parliamentarism: the case of the Baltic Assembly
- Chapter 8: The Inter-Parliamentary Conferences of the European Union: discussion forums or oversight bodies?
- Chapter 9: Actor, network, symbol: the Inter-Parliamentary Conference on CFSP/CSDP
- Chapter 10: The European Parliament in inter-parliamentary cooperation and diplomacy
- Chapter 11: The parliamentary dimension of the EU rotating presidency: bringing back national concerns through the “backdoor”?
- Chapter 12: The NATO Parliamentary Assembly in parliamentary diplomacy
- Chapter 13: The role of the European Parliament in the enlargement process: insights from inter-parliamentary relations with Turkey
- Chapter 14: External Europeanization through parliamentary cooperation: the EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Association Committee and EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee in comparative perspective
- Chapter 15: The Turkish–EU cooperation on the refugee crisis: the Turkish perceptions in the parliamentary debates
- Chapter 16: The European Parliament as a ‘normative actor’ in inter-parliamentary cooperation?
- Chapter 17: The European Parliament as an agenda setter of EU policy toward its neighbourhood
- Chapter 18: Servants or rivals? Uncovering the drivers and logics of the European Parliament’s diplomacy during the Ukrainian crisis
- Chapter 19: The Euro-Latin America Parliamentary Assembly (EuroLat): constructing a common bi-regional agenda
- Chapter 20: Cooperation between the European Parliament and the Parliament of MERCOSUR: strategic partnership towards interregionalism and effective multilateralism
- Chapter 21: Asia and the EU: how to add a regional dimension to the parliamentary relationship?
- Chapter 22: Parliamentary deliberation in inter-regional relations: insights from the ACP-EU JPA
- Chapter 23: Parliamentary cooperation within the Economic Community of West African States
- Chapter 24: Assessing the institutional capability of international parliamentary institutions and parliamentary networks in the Western Balkans and South East Europe
- Chapter 25: Inter-parliamentary cooperation in post-Soviet space: exploring blind spots of regional dynamics
- Chapter 26: The European Parliament in EU trade relations with China: a norm and policy advocate?
- Chapter 27: The European Parliament and international climate negotiations
- Chapter 28: EU–Canada relations and CETA: a tale of legislative trade diplomacy
- Chapter 29: MEPs as mediators: an emerging trend of parliamentary diplomacy?
- Chapter 30: Inter-parliamentary cooperation and parliamentary diplomatic activities in an unorderly world: concluding remarks
- Index
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Introduction: a world of parliamentary relations? Parliamentary cooperation and diplomacy in EU externalrelations
Kolja Raube, Jan Wouters and Meltem Müftüler-Baç
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- Parliamentary Cooperation and Diplomacy in EU External Relations
- Copyright
- Contents
- Figures and tables
- Contributors
- Abbreviations
- Introduction: a world of parliamentary relations? Parliamentary cooperation and diplomacy in EU externalrelations
- Chapter 1: Off or on field? The multilevel parliamentary field of EU external relations
- Chapter 2: Inter-parliamentary cooperation in the European Union: towards institutionalization?
- Chapter 3: Bringing transnationalism (once again) back in: insights for the parliamentary dimension of European foreign policy
- Chapter 4: EU entrepreneurship, norm diffusion and the parliamentarization of regional economic organizations
- Chapter 5: Rationales of inter-parliamentary cooperation in European security politics: from the Inter-Parliamentary Union to the IPC-CFSP
- Chapter 6: How can interparliamentary cooperation contribute to the legitimacy of the EU as an international actor?
- Chapter 7: Emerging interregional parliamentarism: the case of the Baltic Assembly
- Chapter 8: The Inter-Parliamentary Conferences of the European Union: discussion forums or oversight bodies?
- Chapter 9: Actor, network, symbol: the Inter-Parliamentary Conference on CFSP/CSDP
- Chapter 10: The European Parliament in inter-parliamentary cooperation and diplomacy
- Chapter 11: The parliamentary dimension of the EU rotating presidency: bringing back national concerns through the “backdoor”?
- Chapter 12: The NATO Parliamentary Assembly in parliamentary diplomacy
- Chapter 13: The role of the European Parliament in the enlargement process: insights from inter-parliamentary relations with Turkey
- Chapter 14: External Europeanization through parliamentary cooperation: the EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Association Committee and EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee in comparative perspective
- Chapter 15: The Turkish–EU cooperation on the refugee crisis: the Turkish perceptions in the parliamentary debates
- Chapter 16: The European Parliament as a ‘normative actor’ in inter-parliamentary cooperation?
- Chapter 17: The European Parliament as an agenda setter of EU policy toward its neighbourhood
- Chapter 18: Servants or rivals? Uncovering the drivers and logics of the European Parliament’s diplomacy during the Ukrainian crisis
- Chapter 19: The Euro-Latin America Parliamentary Assembly (EuroLat): constructing a common bi-regional agenda
- Chapter 20: Cooperation between the European Parliament and the Parliament of MERCOSUR: strategic partnership towards interregionalism and effective multilateralism
- Chapter 21: Asia and the EU: how to add a regional dimension to the parliamentary relationship?
- Chapter 22: Parliamentary deliberation in inter-regional relations: insights from the ACP-EU JPA
- Chapter 23: Parliamentary cooperation within the Economic Community of West African States
- Chapter 24: Assessing the institutional capability of international parliamentary institutions and parliamentary networks in the Western Balkans and South East Europe
- Chapter 25: Inter-parliamentary cooperation in post-Soviet space: exploring blind spots of regional dynamics
- Chapter 26: The European Parliament in EU trade relations with China: a norm and policy advocate?
- Chapter 27: The European Parliament and international climate negotiations
- Chapter 28: EU–Canada relations and CETA: a tale of legislative trade diplomacy
- Chapter 29: MEPs as mediators: an emerging trend of parliamentary diplomacy?
- Chapter 30: Inter-parliamentary cooperation and parliamentary diplomatic activities in an unorderly world: concluding remarks
- Index