Europe: A Civilian Power?

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The book explores the evolving role and identity of the European Union as a civilian power in the post-Cold War era, particularly after significant global events like September 11th. It examines the EU's response to new security threats and its responsibilities in global governance. Through a comparative analysis of regional cooperation across various continents, the author highlights the implications of the EU's constitutionalization process and critiques concepts such as soft power and multilateralism, drawing from extensive literature and practical experience in EU institutions.