European Foreign Affairs Review

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European Foreign Affairs Review

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Editors: @RamsesWessel and @StevenBlockmans 📥 manuscripts to Dr. Said Hammamoun at [email protected]

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The hatred and violence pushed through the algorithms of X are contrary to the values and principles shared by the members of the editorial board. We have migrated to 🦋 BlueSky and will de-activate this account. Please follow us on @efareview.bsky.social
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Vol. 29/4: Analysing biofuels, hydropower, wind, nuclear and solar, Sarah Bufano explores whether there are new opportunities for EU-Brazil cooperation in renewable energy to meet the Strategic Partnership’s objectives. 👉 tinyurl.com/3r6m9jvf
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Natasha Georgio uses the new dynamics of EU-Russia energy relations, following the invasion of Ukraine, to engage in a theoretical debate about the conceptualizations of the EU as a liberal actor versus the perception of the EU as a realist actor. 👉 tinyurl.com/2y8nrpms
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@MarineBardou1 distinguishes 6 practices + 3 types of EP-Commission interactions in negotiating int’l agreements to demonstrate the value of analysing inter-institutional dynamics, rather than focusing solely on the perspective of the EP’s assertion. 👉 tinyurl.com/47fjh82v
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Prof. Elaine @faheye examines the EU-US Trade and Technology Council’s overtly legalistic framing yet heavily delegalized outcomes using soft law to raise questions about the place of global law-making goals in the complex transatlantic relationship 👉 tinyurl.com/35twxa2p
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Tessa Sophie Hoffmann examines the complications of the new EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation’s interaction with state aid law & WTO subsidy law. She evaluates the German Monopoly Commission’s proposal to identify potential solutions for these challenges 👉 tinyurl.com/mthxy5zm
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Social (dis)trust. In Vol 29/SI Katarzyna @Stokłosa3 examines how post-WW2 slowly acquired cross-border contacts & co-operation across the EU’s longest border 🇫🇮 with Russia were quickly lost after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine 👉 tinyurl.com/2fd7zhjb
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The Russian-speaking & economically challenged region of Latgale🇱🇻 is often seen as a flashpoint for 🇷🇺 destabilisation. @Maris_Andzans studies Latgale’s transformation since 2022 from an almost ordinary borderland to a frontline region: tinyurl.com/yc55ucke 📸 ©A. Rampazzo
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Vol 29/SI: Prof Andrey Makarychev & @GlebYarovoy find that the vernacular geopolitics of Russian speakers living in Narva 🇪🇪 & 🇫🇮 is changing from subaltern to oppositional geopolitics in order to acquire political agency in the borderlands they inhabit 👉tinyurl.com/54tub87p
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As part of the Special Issue about the impact of the war in Ukraine on Europe-Russia borderlands, Dr. @BKartveit guides the reader through the 🇳🇴Norwegian town of Kirkenes to re-imagine cross-border relations in the high North 👉 tinyurl.com/2yfznh8y
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Vol 29/SI explores the implications of Russia’s war on 🇺🇦 on the borderlands from 🇳🇴to🇱🇹: transformation into a zone of confrontation, impacting cross-border interactions, regional security & normative frameworks. Eds: Profs Makarychev, Stoklosa & Yarovoy: tinyurl.com/4tce744t
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Issue 3: Towards a ‘Eurodeterrent’? @W_Verstraete argues that as the world is entering an era of nuclear disorder, Europeans should start a strategic dialogue on the necessity of nuclear weapons without undermining transatlantic relations 👉 tinyurl.com/325scuwf
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Issue 3: Laura Govaert @ugent analyses the European Commission’s trade and sustainable development (TSD) discourse over the past 20 yrs and concludes that it enabled neocolonial practices to become deeper and more prevalent 👉 tinyurl.com/yhkzestn
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Issue 3: Prof Fulvio Attinà & Associate Prof Marcello Carammia @unict_it assess the views of EU foreign policymakers on rules-based order, multipolarity & multilateralism to understand the EU’s position in the current transition phase of global order 👉 tinyurl.com/yvxtdrts
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