Abstract The article investigates Japan s foreign policy towards the South Caucasus by unveiling the full delineates the policy vis-à-vis the South Caucasian states of Armenia Azerbaijan and Georgia along the categories within the existing conceptual frameworks of civilian and normative power . Based on the findings the article untapped primary sources. Subsequently the article analyzes the official discourse pertaining to Japan with respect to the South Caucasus. Ultimately it provides an explanation by situating the case study within VASILYAN, Syuzanna. Japan’s policy towards the South Caucasus: pragmatic even if enigmatic. Asia Europe Japan’s Policy towards the South Caucasus: Pragmatic even if Enigmatic

in Niger. It is argued that the two main objectives pursued by the EU through the externalization of its contributes to the literature on the externalization process of EU borders. The first part of the article focuses dynamics of the delegation relationships linking the European Commission EC to the IOM and the UNHCR in article examines the role of the International Organization for Migration IOM and the United Nations High 2015. The second part refers to the principal-agent PA theory inspired from economics to model the dynamics Agency in the Externalization Process of EU Migration and Asylum Policy: the Role of the IOM and the UNHCR Agency in the Externalization Process of EU Migration and Asylum Policy: the Role of the IOM and the UNHCR

results reveal that the range of scores is larger across regions than between countries and that approximately Third we show how the increase in the affective polarization scores over time at the national level can highlight the theoretical and empirical interest of a disaggregated approach. Using all waves of the Comparative these results point to the added value of adopting a regional approach to the study of affective polarization heterogeneity. Second we find that some countries display rather homogeneous regional patterns while others A regional perspective to the study of affective polarization

more open to reforms that move away from the representative model. Building on the literature on loser's However little is known about the sources of political dissatisfaction that trigger this support. Our research loser's consent we focus on the effect of voting for a party not associated with the government and of descriptive research tackles this specific question and claims that citizen dissatisfaction is rooted in a position Journal of Political Science LIEN Cambridge ABSTRACT The literature on deliberative mini-publics DMPs establishes contributed to the erosion of press freedom in the region and, relatedly, of the quality of democracy During the past few decades, Latin American governments’ recurrent attacks against journalists have contributed

European Journal At the peak of the Euro crisis Syriza and Podemos shook EU politics to the core with their decade later they face an uncertain future. Are the two parties recent electoral fortunes proof of their Podemos and Syriza, the End of an Era?

Abstract That the European Union s common commercial relations with ex-colonies and more broadly the tiers places that the EU deems peripheral and as such in need of trade-related interventions in the name of ways of seeing the world and understanding the EU as a benevolent trade actor on the world stage. In about the decolonial option and the ruptures it triggers as to what EU trade policy is and the colonial research traditions. Yet the academy has been largely impervious to knowledges that genuinely question and Decolonising EU Trade Relations with the Global Souths?

studied together the book argues that three narratives have been dominant over the last 20 years Europe Description This book examines the legitimization of the European Union through the development and rapid rotation radicalization pandemics and morality politics. It finds that European narratives express lower ambitions on charismatic presents both theoretical and empirical research on the transformation of political domination collective The European Union in Search of Narratives Disenchanted Europe?

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Auteurs MORIN Jean-Frédéric et ORSINI Amandine Année 2013 Edition Cambridge University Press Collection MORIN, Jean-Frédéric et ORSINI, Amandine. Policy coherency and regime complexes: the case of genetic resources Policy Coherency and Regime Complexes: The Case of Genetic Resources

examines the extent to which the participation of women in the military furthers or hinders the displacement Based on research of the South African National Defence Force the authors argue that although typical feminine transformation of gender relations in the military. The authors identify the lack of change as due to a deep discourses that affect women's identities as soldiers. Three discourses are identified in the interviews negative to female soldiers' inclusion in the military the focus on differences related to gender stereotypes WILÉN, Nina et HEINECKEN, Lindy. Regendering the South African army: Inclusion, reversal and displacement Regendering the South African army: Inclusion, reversal and displacement