EU Geopolitics and Transatlantic Relations in a Contested World

Abstract

This panel investigates the EU's emerging geopolitical identity in response to global power shifts and security challenges. Papers analyze how the EU has reframed its security doctrine in the post-2022 context, balancing legitimacy, actorness, and governance tensions. The panel examines transatlantic relations through the lens of asymmetrical interdependence, explores Trump 2.0's implications for EU-US relations with focus on Greenland, and investigates how skills governance has become a dimension of the EU's pursuit of strategic autonomy in a contested global environment.

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The Reframing of European Security: Legitimacy, Actorness and Governance Tensions in the Post-2022 EU	View Paper Details
A Geopolitical EU With/out the United States? Transatlantic Asymmetrical Interdependence Through a Relational Lens	View Paper Details
Trump 2.0 the European Union and Greenland	View Paper Details
From Skills Shortages to Strategic Autonomy: The Political Economy of the EU’s Union of Skills	View Paper Details