International relations theory and European security : we thought we knew

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Cladi, Lorenzo (Author), Locatelli, Andrea (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge , c2016
Series:	Routledge global security studies
Subjects:	European Union European Union countries > Foreign relations International relations > Philosophy Security, International > European Union countries

Table of Contents:

1. Structural realism: balancing, bandwagoning, or what?
2. Neoclassical realism: clarifying the nature of systemic- and domestic-level variables in CSDP
3. The emergence and evolution of CSDP: a liberal approach
4. Governmental interest, new liberalism, and the CSDP
5. Beyond material factors? identity, culture and the foreign and security policy of the EU
6. How to explain the transnational security governance of the European Union?
7. Of politics and policies. thinking strategically about the EU
8. The EU-NATO conundrum in perspective
9. France, America, and the issue of balancing (soft or otherwise): a tale of two cycles
10. The EU's policy towards Russia: national interests and path dependency
11. The EU's foreign policy towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: a story of underachievement?
12. Conclusion, we thought we knew

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