The New Face of EU Security Policies? Analysing the Normative Patterns of EU Non-Proliferation Policies in the Southern Mediterranean

Kienzle, Benjamin

doi:10.1080/13629395.2013.799354

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“…In light of criticisms regarding the lack of conceptual precision (e.g., Forsberg, 2011), scholars aimed to fine-tune the "Normative Power" theory, viewing it as an analytical ideal type that can be streamlined into two groups: (1) its normative basis and (2) its normative practice. Kienzle (2014) adds another indication: its potential impact. Our analysis will examine these aspects.…”

Section: Normative Power Europementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Ethics seems to be a vital component of the "ideal type" perception of normative power, although the concept of the 'ethical power' of the EU is still not well developed (Kienzle, 2014). Globally, labelling claims are often made in the context of ethical criteria, such as sustainability, environmental protection, animal welfare, or labour conditions (Vergano, 2019).…”

Section: The Brita Judgment: From Dialogue To "Top-down" Legal Actionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Inclusiveness and legitimacy may be obtained by disseminating norms which are broadly recognized as "good" (Kienzle, 2014), or "cosmopolitan" norms (Beck, 2003). The CJEU tries to establish such legitimacy in the Brita and Psagot judgments, relying on international law (Forsberg, 2011).…”

Section: Legitimacy: Does the Eu Protect Universally Agreed Norms?mentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Psagot judgment, handed down by the European Court of Justice (CJEU) in 2019, provides that products originating in Israeli settlements in territories Israel occupied during regional wars, exported to the EU, should be labelled as such, to allow consumers make an informed political choice. This article argues that the Psagot judgment thus reinforces normative, 'top-down' governmental power with soft, 'bottom-up' consumer power. Psagot's implications for Israel-EU relations is discussed along with the effectiveness of the EU approach in the short and longer terms.

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European Union Non-Proliferation Policies Before and After the 2003 Strategy: Continuity and Change

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The EU's multilateralist combat against the proliferation of WMD in the NPT: mirroring the Grand Bargain

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In 2003, the European Union (EU) launched its Strategy against the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction in which it sought the strengthening of an effective multilateral non-proliferation regime, with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) as its cornerstone. Focusing upon the implementation of that strategy 10 years on, this paper considers the EU's navigation of the NPT negotiation environment and the structural conditions at play between the Nuclear and Non-Nuclear Weapon States and the Grand Bargain enshrined between them. It shows that the EU's "multilateralist combat" within the NPT has met with limited success due to the EU's lack of bargaining power - the EU has neither the will nor the capacity to make the bargaining concessions necessary to achieve its goals in this forum. Further challenging claims that the EU may offer a "benchmark" for the NPT community; this paper suggests that the EU is more a mirror of the imbalance of the Grand Bargain than a solution in how to resolve it

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The New Face of EU Security Policies? Analysing the Normative Patterns of EU Non-Proliferation Policies in the Southern Mediterranean

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Between Normative Power and Soft Power: the Psagot case

Between Normative Power and Soft Power: the Psagot case

European Union Non-Proliferation Policies Before and After the 2003 Strategy: Continuity and Change

The EU's multilateralist combat against the proliferation of WMD in the NPT: mirroring the Grand Bargain

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