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Author: Artur Simonyan and Mariam Baghdasryan

From Normative to Geopolitical Power EUrope: What Implications for South Caucasus?

July 16, 2024 Artur Simonyan and Mariam Baghdasryan

EU’s shift to geopolitical power from normative In his famous 2002 article, Ian Manners claimed that when acting externally as…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, EU and ECJ Filed under: EU Foreign Law Relations, European Union Law

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