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This book deconstructs the EUs representation as an ideal power in world politics through an analysis of its policy on the Southern Mediterranean before and after the Arab uprisings. It displays how the EUs ideal identity is reproduced vis--vis its Arab other, especially after the uprisings.

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This book elucidates the tension between the European Unions normative and empirical dimensions underlying IsraeliEuropean Union relations, and uses this uneasy relationship as a case study through which to bridge the theoretical gap between Normative Power Europe scholarship and European Union external perceptions studies.

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This book elucidates the tension between the European Unions normative and empirical dimensions underlying IsraeliEuropean Union relations, and uses this uneasy relationship as a case study through which to bridge the theoretical gap between Normative Power Europe scholarship and European Union external perceptions studies.

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This book uniquely presents the evolution of EUNew Zealand relations as presented in high-level speeches by both EU and New Zealand political leaders since the start of the millennium. It examines a changing EU context that ranges from the days of Euro-optimism, reflected by the 2004 enlargement, to self-reflection as a consequence of crisis.

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This first-of-its-kind edited collection examines the role that Jewish history, values, and individuals played in inspiring and promoting the European integration process.