The Diffusion of EU norms: the Challenge of the Domestic Context

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The Diffusion of EU norms: the Challenge of the Domestic Context
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This book aims to contribute to the literature on the diffusion and transfer of norms in international relations. It focuses on the European Union and analyses the possibility of EU norms becoming institutionalised within and beyond the EU’s geographical boundaries. We start from the assumption that norms are context-based, and so in order to determine whether the EU can promote norms both internally and externally, we need to understand how these norms are perceived in norm-receiving communities. This volume therefore provides detailed case studies which explore how selected EU norms are perceived in various contexts where they are now being discussed and challenged and where the EU is involved in promoting them. The norms that are our focus can be described as social norms that are fundamental to the political system being advanced by the European Union. They have been identified as crucial in earlier literature on the European Union’s status as a promoter of norms within and beyond its borders. The selected norms are human rights (minority rights), good governance and democracy, all of which were included in Ian Manners’s (2002) original work on “normative power Europe.”
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Publication year
2016
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S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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