The politics of EU sanctions

Abstract

Recent crises and security concerns affect EU decision-making and its external relations. In a response to these crises and concerns, the EU and its member states turn to sanctions. This happens in a context where EU foreign policy action becomes increasingly visible in public and a matter of contestation partly due to its security and societal externalities. The papers in this panel explore the context in which EU sanctions decisions are being made with a particular focus on their externalities and their public reaction.

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The politicisation of the EU´s international relations: a paradigm shift in tone, not in substance?	View Paper Details
Public Attitudes towards External vs. Internal EU Sanctions	View Paper Details
Riding the Dragon or the Trojan Horse? EU Accession and Chinese Investment in CEE Countries	View Paper Details