EU External Relations: Trade, Energy, and Global Partnerships

Abstract

This panel addresses the EU's external economic and diplomatic relations in an era of energy transition, Brexit aftermath, and global economic fragmentation. Papers examine EU-South America relations through two distinct phases aligned with the green transition agenda, analyze the evolution of EU-UK energy and climate cooperation post-Brexit toward a "new normal," investigate bilateralization trends in EU development policy and their implications for international solidarity, explore supply chain diversification and resilience policies in the EU and Taiwan under global economic pressures, and examine how EU-LAC issue-specific functional cooperation is reconfiguring regionalism beyond traditional interregionalism.

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European Union-South America Relations in Times of Energy Transition	View Paper Details
Towards a New Normal? Exploring EU UK Energy and Climate Cooperation	View Paper Details
Supply Chain Diversification and Resilience Policies in the EU and Taiwan Under Global Economic Pressures	View Paper Details
Bilateralisation in EU Development Policy and International Solidarity	View Paper Details
Beyond Pure Interregionalism: EU–LAC Issue-Specific Cooperation and the Reconfiguration of Regionalism	View Paper Details