This article identifies four key problems in the debate about normative power Europe that
may be fruitfully tackled when linking it to the concept of hegemony: the debate about …

This major new text provides a uniquely broad ranging introduction to, and assessment of
the contribution of, the whole range of theoretical approaches that have been applied to the …

This article advances a non-reductionist theorization of Europe as 'multiplicity'. As an object
and category of political reality, Europe is made (and re-made) within specific spatio …

The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize 2012 to the EU (European Union) came as a
surprise. Not only was the eurozone economic crisis undermining both policy effectiveness …

This concluding article assesses the past decade of international scholarship on the
European Union (EU) and normative power as represented by the contributions to the …

The article argues that dissident voices which attempt to theorise Europe differently and
advocate another European trajectory have been largely excluded and left unheard in …

Introduced by Ian Manners in an article published in 2002, the idea of 'normative power
Europe'has been very widely debated by scholars in the fields of European studies and …

The legacy of European colonialisms and nationalisms has conditioned immigration and
citizenship policies that inform the postcolonial move into Europe. This article questions the …

How are controversial national opt‐outs managed and perceived in the EU? This article
argues that the United Kingdom and Denmark compensate diplomatically for the …

Research Highlights and Abstract Within the European Union (EU), the neoliberal trade
policy has not only survived the global financial crisis (GFC) and Eurozone crisis, but has …