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Cornelius Adebahr - Learning and Change in European Foreign Policy

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Cornelius Adebahr

Learning and Change in European Foreign Policy

Series: DGAP-Schriften zur Internationalen Politik

Volume 2009

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-10

Acknowledgements S. 11-12

Introduction and Main Argument S. 13-20

The Great Lakes S. 21-26

The Middle East Peace Process S. 26-29

Former Yugoslavia S. 29-31

Treaty changes in Amsterdam and Nice S. 31-33

New mandates: Macedonia, Afghanistan S. 33-36

Mandates continued, and ceased: Great Lakes, Middle East, former Yugoslavia S. 36-38

New missions, new mandates S. 38-46

Tenures extended S. 46-49

Internal consolidation S. 49-51

Mandates continued S. 51-54

New and different tasks S. 54-56

The EU Special Representatives S. 57-62

The UN Special Representatives S. 62-68

The U. S. Special Envoys S. 68-74

Analytical inferences from antecedent envoys S. 74-80

Different roles of special envoys S. 80-82

Case selection: Why study the EUSRs? S. 82-84

A working definition of organizational learning S. 85-91

Learning and change–alternative explanations S. 91-95

The real world: Learning in politics S. 95-97

Defining organizational learning and change S. 97-99

The subject of learning S. 99-101

The learning environment S. 101-104

The processes of learning and change S. 104-106

Model of explanation S. 106-107

Variables and hypotheses S. 107-110

Operationalization S. 110-113

Methodology S. 113-115

Summary of the theoretical approach S. 115-116

Invention of EUSRs S. 117-119

Increased number of EUSRs S. 119-121

Integration into CFSP structures S. 121-124

Establishing EUSR structures S. 124-125

Budgetary issues S. 125-128

Cooperation with the Commission and the Parliament S. 128-131

Standardization of general mandate provisions S. 131-133

Selection of EUSRs S. 133-136

Lessons-learned seminars S. 136

Tasks S. 137-142

Basis of operations of EUSRs S. 142-144

EU political coordination S. 144-146

ESDP chain of command S. 146-149

External cooperation S. 149-151

Policy input S. 151-153

Deliberate use of envoys S. 153-155

Double-hatting S. 155-158

The EU’s strategic role S. 158-162

Invention of EUSRs S. 163-164

Increased number of EUSRs S. 164-166

Integration into CFSP structures S. 166-169

Establishing EUSR structures S. 169-171

Budgetary issues S. 171-172

Cooperation with the Commission and the Parliament S. 172-176

Standardization of general mandate provisions S. 176-177

Selection of EUSRs S. 177-179

Lessons-learned seminars S. 179-180

Tasks S. 180-182

Basis of operations of EUSRs S. 182-183

EU political coordination S. 183-185

ESDP chain of command S. 185-187

External cooperation S. 187-189

Policy input S. 189-193

Deliberate use of envoys S. 193-195

Double-hatting S. 195-200

The EU's strategic role S. 200-202

Summary of instances of organizational learning (phase 1) S. 203-207

Summary of instances of organizational change (phase 2) S. 207-209

Scope conditions, or: When and how learning and change occur S. 209-212

Organizational Learning as a middle-range theory S. 212-215

Implications for International Relations theory S. 215-218

Implications for explanations of European foreign policy S. 218-227

Envoys as boundary spanners S. 227-230

Implications for the EU foreign service S. 230-232

Summary and outlook S. 232-236

Current or former EU Special Representatives S. 237-239

Current or former staff from the EUSRs, the Council Secretariat (including the Policy Unit), member states’ permanent missions or foreign ministries S. 239-241

Staff from the European Commission and Members of the European Parliament S. 241

Staff from European-policy think tanks S. 241-242

List of Abbreviations S. 242-244

Index of Figures S. 244

Index of Tables S. 244-245

Deutschsprachige Zusammenfassung S. 245-247

Official publications and speeches S. 247-250

Press documents S. 250-251

Secondary sources S. 251-267

doi.org/10.5771/9783845217338

Klaus-Dieter Wolf - Staat und Gesellschaft - fähig zur Reform?

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Klaus-Dieter Wolf (ed.)

Staat und Gesellschaft - fähig zur Reform?

2007

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Cornelius Adebahr Reform durch Lernen? Die Rolle der Sonderbeauftragten in der Europäischen Außenpolitik S. 263-281

doi.org/10.5771/9783845204253

Gisela Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet, Carolin Rüger - The High Representative for the EU Foreign and Security Policy - Review and Prospects

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Gisela Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet (ed.), Carolin Rüger (ed.)

The High Representative for the EU Foreign and Security Policy - Review and Prospects

Series: Staatlichkeit und Governance in Transformation

Volume 1 2011

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Cornelius Adebahr From Competitors to Deputies: How the EU Special Representatives Integrated into the Solana System S. 87-108

doi.org/10.5771/9783845230627

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