… EU and the US? This has not been explored systematically in the existing literature. EU-US
unity or dissent in response to rising powers … that the EU is a soft and the US a hard power in …

… We imagine that rising powers, which geographically belong to the South, may, for example,
act as leaders of the Third World, as loyal members of a Southern bloc, as regional leaders …

… Unlike Canada, Japan or many European countries, the rising powers were never fully
integrated into the post-1945 order. Being on the outside looking in has heavily conditioned their …

… the run-up to COP 15, led by the EU and the US, brought this problem to a head. It is necessary,
… The joint EU–US proposal built on an agreement from the G8 summit, in L’Aquila in July …

… summit of 2009 came from the rising powers, while the US had different priorities.In 2010
it was much more active in supporting reforms that reduce European influence in the IMF in …

… United States and the EU, rather than on their absolute growth. Furthermore, by rising powers,
… have also grown more rapidly than the United States and the EU over the past few years, …

… The Copenhagen climate change conference illustrates how the United States and
Europe can no longer decide global issues alone but often need the approval of new …

… extent to which the European Union (EU) has responded effectively to the rising powers of
Asia, Latin … It starts from the observation that the EU has significantly developed its diplomatic …

… These developments came to be seen as representing a power challenge to the US and
Europe. But they also constituted a challenge to the eurocentrism and Western dominance of an …

… be achieved regarding the present intentions of the rising powers (in today’s world, China,
India, and Brazil) and those of the incumbents (the US, European Union, and Japan), t here is …