This article argues that to better understand the evolution of EU-Africa relations it is
necessary to decentre the EU's external action and concurrently recentre Africa's …

This article conceptualises international negotiations between two groups of states as the
result of double two-level games, whereby the two negotiating teams negotiate with their …

This conclusion reflects on the contributions to this volume from a post-colonial perspective.
Although the colonial origins of EU development policy and its continuing relevance are …

The European Union (EU) has significantly evolved from an initial alliance of expedience–a
coal and steel alliance formulated to bind its core members together so they avoid war–into …

“This handbook brings together an unprecedented number of experts in the emerging field
of critical European Union studies. Their contributions collectively provide a masterful …

Abstract The African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group, established in June 1975 by the
Georgetown Agreement, was generally seen as an emanation of the European Union (EU) …

" There is a gap in IR and EU scholarship concerning unintended consequences in an
international context, leaving this important phenomenon understudied. To fill this gap, a …

В статье анализируются перспективы новой стратегии ЕС в отношениях с Африкой.
Автор отмечает усиление дискурса Евросоюза о равенстве партнёров. Следуя …

Over the last two decades, a raising awareness concerning the Eurocentric nature of
knowledge production infused the research on EU development cooperation. As a …

The overarching political framework for relations between Africa and the European Union
(EU) is the Joint Africa-EU Strategy (JAES), formally adopted at the Lisbon Summit in 2007 …