This book draws on identity politics to explore the impact of Europeanisation. It explores which factors contribute to or hinder the Europeanization and assesses how can the Europeanization at the actor level be measured and tested empirically. Using a social constructivist approach and fusion perspective, this book offers a new approach to analyze how EU level norms, values, policies, institutions and actors impact on Norwegian national elite 's EU perceptions and attitudes, and subsequent foreign policy choices. The book features in-depth studies on foreign and security policy, justice and home affairs policy, energy policy, agricultural and food safety policy and fisheries policy. Demonstrating how identities and interests of the national and transnational civil servants are influenced by the EU-socialization, this book will be or interest to students, scholars and policy-makers in the field of European Union politics, social constructivism and Scandanavian politics.
This book analyses how domestic and European structures impact on national actorsâ identities, interests and foreign policy practices. Employing Norway as the case study area, the author uses this nation as an example to assess Europeanization and identity politics across the European Union.
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This book analyses how domestic and European structures impact on national actorsâ identities, interests and foreign policy practices. Employing Norway as the case study area, the author uses this nation as an example to assess Europeanization and identity politics across the European Union.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.