Workshop: Achieving Strategic Sovereignty for the European Union
The notion of European ‘strategic sovereignty’ is increasingly important in debates about the European Union. Given rapidly shifting global geopolitical and technology trends, and the seeming fragmentation of the multilateral order, the EU is being forced to confront its own position in international affairs. A number of concepts have been given life because of the deteriorating international scene including “European sovereignty”, “strategic autonomy”, “digital sovereignty”, “technological sovereignty” and “open strategic autonomy”. However defined, there is a need to move beyond concepts and focus on the nature of economic interdependence, multilateralism and strategic partnerships. This online workshop, requested by the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs, zoomed in on each of these elements with case studies that centre on semiconductors, the Iran nuclear deal and EU security and defence.
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Vanjski autor
Daniel FIOTT;Niclas POITIERS;Pauline WEIL;Guntram WOLFF;Jana PUGLIERIN;Riccardo ALCARO
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Područje politike
Ključna riječ
- ekonomska geografija
- Europa
- europska obrambena politika
- europska sigurnost
- EUROPSKA UNIJA
- geopolitika
- humanističke i društvene znanosti
- izgrađivanje Europe
- međunarodna sigurnost
- MEĐUNARODNI ODNOSI
- međunarodni poslovi
- međunarodno partnerstvo EU-a
- obrana
- politika suradnje
- politička geografija
- politička geografija
- povlačenje iz EU-a
- prirodne i primijenjene znanosti
- transatlantski odnosi
- treća zemlja
- TRGOVINA
- trgovinska politika
- Velika Britanija i Sjeverna Irska
- višestrani odnosi
- zajednička trgovinska politika
- ZEMLJOPIS
- ZNANOST