2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2346.2008.00687.x
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A ‘tragic actor’? A realist perspective on ‘ethical power Europe’

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“…While the variety of diverging national interests has made it almost impossible for these member states to settle on important foreign policy issues, they have been quite successful in developing-at least rhetoricallycommon normative goals in marginal issue areas. These have included the promotion of human rights, democracy, rule of law, environmental protection, or tackling climate change and poverty (Hyde-Price, 2008). Drawing on the realist tradition in IR theory, Hyde-Price's view legitimates the idea that only the three big EU member statesFrance, Germany, and Great Britain-have the capacity of developing the EU into a strong international actor.…”
Section: The Eu and The Statementioning
confidence: 98%
“…While the variety of diverging national interests has made it almost impossible for these member states to settle on important foreign policy issues, they have been quite successful in developing-at least rhetoricallycommon normative goals in marginal issue areas. These have included the promotion of human rights, democracy, rule of law, environmental protection, or tackling climate change and poverty (Hyde-Price, 2008). Drawing on the realist tradition in IR theory, Hyde-Price's view legitimates the idea that only the three big EU member statesFrance, Germany, and Great Britain-have the capacity of developing the EU into a strong international actor.…”
Section: The Eu and The Statementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Przyjęcie tej koncepcji stanowiło próbę przezwyciężenia dychotomii w spojrzeniu na rolę międzynarodową Unii Europejskiej z punktu widzenia tego, czy jest ona -lub nie jest -albo tylko mocarstwem niewojskowym, albo pełnowymiarową potęgą, w tym militarną (Forsberg, 2011;Hyde-Price, 2008;Laïdi, 2008;Sjursen, 2006). Uwzględ-nienie dodatkowego czynnika "potęgi normatywnej" byłoby, zdaniem Mannersa, doskonałym uzupełnieniem tego typu analiz.…”
Section: Koncepcje Pochodne Wobec Teorii Soft Powerunclassified
“…As conflicts tend to be pervasive, little agreement can be forged on foreign policy issues within the EU which becomes the result of the 'lowest common denominator' between the national interests of the member states (Nuttall, 2000). Moreover, scholars have observed that big EU member states engage in developing and accept EU foreign policy only when it promotes their interests or doesn't endanger them (Hyde-Price, 2008;Rynning, 2011). On the other hand, Europe's search for a meaning has driven scholars to enquire into the way in which the ontology of the Union predisposes it to behave in the international arena.…”
Section: The Eu's Global Presencementioning
confidence: 99%