Governmentality in EU External Trade and Environment Policy: Between Rights and Market
Potjomkina, Diana, (2019). Governmentality in EU External Trade and Environment Policy: Between Rights and Market. International Affairs, 95(4), 945-946
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Sub-type Journal article Author Potjomkina, Diana Title Governmentality in EU External Trade and Environment Policy: Between Rights and Market Appearing in International Affairs Volume 95 Issue No. 4 Publication Date 2019 Place of Publication London Publisher Routledge Start page 945 End page 946 Language eng Abstract While the European Union's external trade policy has always engaged with such values as development, human rights and environmental sustainability, this rhetoric has been significantly stepped up over the last years. The unprecedented politicization of major trade deals and accusations that the EU ignores normative concerns in practice have led the European Commission to declare in 2015 that ‘trade policy … will not only project our interests, but also our values’. A growing number of scholarly contributions address the EU's response to contestation over trade policy and its attempts to increase legitimacy. Governmentality in EU external trade and environment policy contributes to this debate from a critical perspective. Although it is grounded in transnational legal studies, Jessica Lawrence's work reaches beyond the mainstream of her discipline, providing an insightful analysis of the EU's external policy based on Michel Foucault's idea of governmentality. It is this interdisciplinary approach that gives the book its richness. Copyright Holder Routledge Copyright Year 2019 Copyright type All rights reserved ISBN 9781138094 DOI https://doi.org/10.1093/ia/iiz088 -
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