Is the EU a ‘Better’ Global Player: An Analysis of Emerging Powers’ Perceptions
Fioramonti, Lorenzo, "Is the EU a ‘Better’ Global Player: An Analysis of Emerging Powers’ Perceptions" in The European Union and Emerging Powers in the 21st Century: How Europe Can Shape a New Global Order ed. Biscop, Sven and Thomas Renard (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2012), 147-164.
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Author Fioramonti, Lorenzo Book Editor Biscop, Sven
Thomas RenardChapter Title Is the EU a ‘Better’ Global Player: An Analysis of Emerging Powers’ Perceptions Book Title The European Union and Emerging Powers in the 21st Century: How Europe Can Shape a New Global Order Publication Date 2012-05 Place of Publication Aldershot Publisher Ashgate Start page 147 End page 164 Language En Abstract This chapter aims to draw attention to the impact of perceptions in international politics by focusing on how political leaders, civil society groups and other opinion makers view the EU in a selection of emerging powers, including China, Brazil, Mexico, Russia and South Africa. The analysis looks at several policy domains, from democracy-building and multilateralism to economic policies, and devotes particular attention to the perceptions of the EU in the field of bilateral/international trade and climate change negotiations. UNBIS Thesaurus WORLD POLITICS
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