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The role and relevance of higher education policy in EU external relations

An Analysis of the Transmissive, Transformative and Transactional ...

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Measures taken by the EU and not by nation states in the context of education policy with aims relating to foreign affairs have barely been considered in academia although their number and financial scope have been growing steadily. These measures, as well as those from other areas, are part of each trade agreement of the EU and serve the purpose of influencing third countries. However, the dynamic inherent in the educational sector differs fundamentally from that of other areas. By levering out the mechanisms of unilateral transfer of norms, this cooperation facilitates the creation of transnational spaces in the long run, even though this is contrary to its original purpose of expanding the EU’s influence.

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The role and relevance of higher education policy in EU external relations, Sophie Wulk

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Title
The role and relevance of higher education policy in EU external relations
Subtitle
An Analysis of the Transmissive, Transformative and Transactional ...
Language
English
Publisher
Nomos
Released
2015
Format
Paperback
Pages
261
ISBN10
3848709503
ISBN13
9783848709502
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Measures taken by the EU and not by nation states in the context of education policy with aims relating to foreign affairs have barely been considered in academia although their number and financial scope have been growing steadily. These measures, as well as those from other areas, are part of each trade agreement of the EU and serve the purpose of influencing third countries. However, the dynamic inherent in the educational sector differs fundamentally from that of other areas. By levering out the mechanisms of unilateral transfer of norms, this cooperation facilitates the creation of transnational spaces in the long run, even though this is contrary to its original purpose of expanding the EU’s influence.