This article explores new patterns of interaction in foreign affairs among European Union
(EU) Member States post‐Lisbon, which have increased reliance on horizontal and informal …

In this article, the unfolding events surrounding the publication of the EU Guidelines
prohibiting the allocation of funds to Israeli entities in the Occupied Territories are used to …

This article conceives the EU's normative power in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a
narrative that projects views of the international system, the EU's identity as a peacebuilder …

The conventional wisdom in the literature on EU–Israel/Palestine relations is that the EU has
only displayed very limited, if any, normative power in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict …

In the longstanding debate over how to characterize the EU as a global actor, knowledge is
conspicuously missing. We introduce the term Knowledge Power Europe to emphasize the …

Opposition to Israel's occupation and in particular its settlement enterprise on what the
European Union (EU) perceives to be Palestinian/Syrian territories has been a consistent …

This article describes the rules of origin dispute between the European Union and Israel,
and argues that these technical customs rules are also instruments of foreign policy …

The article analyses how the Europeans (meaning European states and the EC/EU) have
progressively turned a discourse about the Israeli-Palestinian border into a foreign policy …

According to common perception, the Federal Republic of Germany supported the formation
of the Israeli state for moral reasons--to atone for its Nazi past--but did not play a significant …

The objective of this article is to examine the Israeli perceptions towards the Bologna
Process as well as outline its reactions to it. Specifically, the article investigates the …