De-Europeanization and the Contestation of EU Foreign Policy

Abstract

For the most part, research exploring the link between national and EU-level foreign policy has focused on the process of deepening institutional co-operation and community building in the CFSP-framework and the Europeanisation of national foreign policies of EU Member States. Building on a novel theoretical framework of de-Europeanization, this panel explores how past achievements of Europeanisation may be contested, undermined or even reversed. In so doing, the panel provides new insights on timely issues such as the implications of foreign policy contestation on core features of foreign policy Europeanization and the policymaking modes operating in CSDP as well as on internal and external drivers of contestation.

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