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While the EU has championed "effective multilateralism" and experienced a dramatic internal reform process to improve its performance in external relations, broader multilateral processes have also undergone dramatic change.
This handbook addresses the increasingly contested issue of profound political importance: Europe’s presence in multilateral institutions. It assesses both the evolving role of Europe in international institutions, and the transformations in international institutions themselves. Acknowledging that the category of international institutions comprises a highly diverse field of multilateral engagements this handbook presents an approach that analyzes both what we have learned about the EU and international institutions as well as identifying promising avenues for further research.
This volume brings together scholars and practitioners to summarize and synthesize existing knowledge in the field.
Contents:
PART 1: The EU IN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
1. Form and Substance in the EU’s Multilateral Diplomacy Simon Duke
2. EU Delegations: Europe’s Link to the World Eric Hayes
3. The EU’s Diplomatic Machinery Caterina Carta
PART II: APPROACHES: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERFORMANCE
4. Analyzing the Performance of International Organizations Tamar Gutner and Alexander Thompson
5. Inter-organizational Approaches Joachim A. Koops
6. Analyzing the Performance of the European Union Knud Erik Jørgensen
7. Evaluating Diplomatic Performance in International Institutions Niels van Willigen and Yvonne Kleistra
PART III: THE UNITED NATIONS
8. The European Union in UN Politics Caroline Bouchard and Edith Drieskens
9. The EU and the UN Security Council Reform Debate: A Missed Opportunity or a Blessing in Disguise? Spyros Blavoukos and Dimitris Bourantonis
10. The United Nations Role in Preserving Peace: Effectiveness of Multilateralism in Question Joachim Krause
11. The Responsibility to Protect Tonny Brems Knudsen
12. The Role of Judges Confronted with Norms form Different Origins: The Case of Counter-Terrorist Sanctions Christina Eckes
13. The study of the EU promotion of human rights: the importance of international and internal factors Giuseppe Balducci
PART IV: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
14. The EU at the World Bank: institutional and policy performance Eugenia Baroncelli
15. The International Monetary Fund Jan Wouters and Sven van Kerckhoven
16. The International Telecommunication Union Jamal Shahin
17. The OECD Peter Carroll and Ansley Kellow
18. EU-NATO Relations Nina Græger and Kristin Haugevik
19. OSCE David Galbreath and Malte Brosig
20. Global Environmental Institutions Lisanne Groen and Sebastian Oberthür
PART V: INTERNATIONAL REGIMES
21 The European Union and International Regimes Mike Smith and Ole Elström
22. The European Union in the Gx System: representation and coordination Peter Debaere and Jan Orbie
23. Factors shaping the effectiveness of EU external economic policies Steven Woolcock
24. The Performance of the EU in the International Institutional Landscape of the Internet George Christou and Seamus Simpson
25. The European Union and the Climate Change Regime Louise van Schaik
26. The Good, the Bad and the European: The EU and the Global Non-Proliferation Institutions Benjamin Kienzle and Cindy Vestergaard
27. Regulating the Private Military and Security Industry: A European Security Governance Response Åsne Kalland Aarstad
PART VI: GLOBAL INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXTS AND EU MULTILATERALISM
28. The European Union and Multilateralism: Touchstone or Millstone? Robert Kissack
29. When Multilateralism Hits Brussels: The Influence of International Institutions on the EU Oriol Costa
30. Perceptions of the EU in International Institutions Sonia Lucarelli
31. Two-Track Realism: Transatlantic Cooperation in Fighting Terrorism Annegret Bendiek
32. Global Norms and European Power Lisbeth Aggestam
33. EU Multilateralism in a Multipolar World Katie Laatikainen
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