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Conceptualising EU foreign policy change
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This is chapter 4 from the monograph "Crisis and Change in European Foreign Policy". The book centralizes a set of questions: What happens to European foreign policy arrangements after a crisis hits? Is EU foreign policy changed as a consequence and if so, how and by whom exactly? And crucially: do
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