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The European Unions Emerging International Identity Views From The Global Arena 1st Edition Henri De Waele Janjaap Kuipers

Name: The European Unions Emerging International Identity Views From The Global Arena 1st Edition Henri De Waele Janjaap Kuipers
SKU: BELL-51266130
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The European Unions Emerging International Identity Views From The Global Arena 1st Edition Henri De Waele Janjaap Kuipers instant download after payment.

Publisher: BRILL

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.17 MB

Pages: 278

Author: Henri de Waele; Jan-Jaap Kuipers

ISBN: 9789004230996, 9004230998

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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The European Unions Emerging International Identity Views From The Global Arena 1st Edition Henri De Waele Janjaap Kuipers by Henri De Waele; Jan-jaap Kuipers 9789004230996, 9004230998 instant download after payment.

There may exist a substantial gap between the proclaimed international identity of the EU on the one hand, and the prevailing realities in the global arena on the other. The European Union's Emerging International Identity investigates whether such a gap indeed exists, by exploring the Union's position and functioning within the framework of eight other international organizations.