Titlebook: Democratisation against Democracy; How EU Foreign Polic Andrea Teti,Pamela Abbott,Paolo Maggiolini Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Conclusions: Learning from Listening? Why the EU Failed to Learn from the Arab Uprisings and Why thl because the Union promotes the wrong kind of democracy and the wrong kind of strategies for economic growth—wrong both in the sense that these approaches do not work and in the sense that they are not what people want. This double failure highlights a paradox of EU democracy promotion: while nomin

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Democratisation against Democracy978-3-030-33883-1Series ISSN 2662-5911 Series E-ISSN 2662-592X

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The Theory of Diffused Religions of its response to the Arab Uprisings and the perception of the EU as an international actor. Overall, the data suggests low levels of awareness and relatively negative opinions of the EU’s actions both in general and in the specific context of its response to the Arab Uprisings.

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Andrea Teti,Pamela Abbott,Paolo MaggioliniProvides crucial insights into how the EU is perceived to be contributing towards citizens’ fears and goals.Presents an innovative pairing of EU policy and practice via Critical Discourse Analysis.Use

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In the Eye of the Beholder: Perceptions of the EU Through Survey Data,s of its response to the Arab Uprisings and the perception of the EU as an international actor. Overall, the data suggests low levels of awareness and relatively negative opinions of the EU’s actions both in general and in the specific context of its response to the Arab Uprisings.

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Pulmonary Angiitis and Granulomatosisand the . for change by citizens in four countries—Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia—which have been at the forefront of the EU’s Southern Neighbourhood policies and of the 2010–11 Arab Uprisings. The book presents an innovative pairing of EU policy and practice, matching Critical Discourse Analysis (

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Miriam Sperber (Consultant Radiologist)hould be exported as the model of society to which others should aspire. This provides the context for examining the extent to which the EU’s foreign policy in Southern Mediterranean Countries is, as the EU claims, designed to support the export of this successful model. Our analysis shows that the

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Miriam Sperber (Consultant Radiologist) in its Southern Neighbourhood. The chapter then examines the discursive structure of EU policies in the run-up to 2010–11 in three key areas: democracy, development and delivery. Key pre-Uprisings EU documents describe democracy in ‘procedural’ terms (elections, civil-political rights) and as defen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-2374-8nd 2017, critically assessing its claim to discursive novelty in the post-Uprisings principles and frameworks of the ENP; secondly, it examines the policies and practices associated with post-Uprisings principles, again scrutinising the EU’s claim to novelty; and thirdly, it considers the extent to