Europe: A Civilian Power?

The book explores the evolving international role and identity of the European Union in the post-Cold War era, particularly in the context of global challenges and transatlantic tensions. It examines the EU's emergence as a civilian power responsible for promoting peace and democracy, while also addressing global governance issues. Through a comparative analysis of regional cooperation and interregional relations, the author critiques concepts like soft power and multilateralism, drawing on extensive literature and practical experience in EU institutions.