Joint ownership in EU-Tunisia relations : power and negotiation / Federica Zardo.
2020
D2025.5.T8
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Title
Joint ownership in EU-Tunisia relations : power and negotiation / Federica Zardo.
Author
Zardo, Federica.
ISBN
9783030307998 (electronic book)
3030307999 (electronic book)
3030307999 (electronic book)
Published
Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, 2020.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (xv, 122 pages) : illustrations
Item Number
10.1007/978-3-030-30 doi
Call Number
D2025.5.T8
Dewey Decimal Classification
327.40611
Summary
This book provides an in-depth analysis of EU-Tunisia negotiations during the last three decades to understand what 'joint ownership means in Euro-Mediterranean relations. The principle of joint ownership often figures in the EUs public discourse of the EU and other international actors. Yet, it has been scarcely conceptualised and there is little research on which factors determine its presence or lack thereof. The book contributes to its definition, highlighting its evolving nature and intersubjective dimension. The author further explains how bargaining rules, practices, and procedures affect joint ownership by constraining or empowering actors, and shaping their expectations about which options they perceive are possible during the negotiations. Negotiation analysis proves useful for showing how, and to what extent, the interests of both sides eventually feature in Euro-Mediterranean agreements and enables scholars to bring back third countries' agency and perceptions into the study of the EU's external relations. Federica Zardo is Assistant Professor at the Centre for European Integration Research, University of Vienna, Austria. Her work deals with the EU´s external relations, in particular with Southern Mediterranean countries. Most recently, her research has focused on Euro-Mediterranean relations in the realm of migration. She has published in outlets such as the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, International Politics, and the European Foreign Affairs Review.
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European Union in international affairs.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction: Joint ownership in Euro-Mediterranean relations
Why it matters
Chapter 2 Joint ownership and Euro-Mediterranean negotiations
Chapter 3 Zooming in EU-Tunisia relations across the 2011 upheavals
Chapter 4 Joint ownership under the authoritarian rule
Chapter 5 Joint ownership in times of transition
Chapter 6 Conclusion: Joint ownership is what actors make of it.
Why it matters
Chapter 2 Joint ownership and Euro-Mediterranean negotiations
Chapter 3 Zooming in EU-Tunisia relations across the 2011 upheavals
Chapter 4 Joint ownership under the authoritarian rule
Chapter 5 Joint ownership in times of transition
Chapter 6 Conclusion: Joint ownership is what actors make of it.