The EU: A Global Player?

This volume captures the rich discussions and insights from an international conference held in Vienna in 2005, exploring the European Union's role as a global player. Edited by a distinguished team of scholars, including René Cuperus, Karl A. Duffek, and Erich Froschl, the book delves into various aspects of EU politics and its impact on global affairs. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the EU's foreign policy, its relationships with major world powers, and the challenges it faces in establishing itself as a significant international force.

Through a collection of thought-provoking essays, the authors examine the EU's strategic objectives and the complex interplay between member states and external actors. This scholarly work provides a valuable resource for anyone interested in the evolution of the EU's global influence, bolstering the discourse on its potential as a cohesive entity in the international arena.