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The European Union’s Global Actornessin the Modern World

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The European Union (EU) considers itself a powerful ‘actor’ in global politics. It has developed as a soft power actor around the values of democracy, rule-of-law, equality, freedom and human rights. However, real power (hegemony) in the modern world does not come from soft power values, but from hard power. This study will define what it means to have global actorness and then apply the criteria to several case studies in various parts of the world to analyse whether or not the EU has any significant influence in global affairs. The study will be qualitative in nature, using published literature, official documents/resources, and media resources for current information.

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The European Union (EU) considers itself a powerful ‘actor’ in global politics. It has developed as a soft power actor around the values of democracy, rule-of-law, equality, freedom and human rights. However, real power (hegemony) in the modern world does not come from soft power values, but from hard power. This study will define what it means to have global actorness and then apply the criteria to several case studies in various parts of the world to analyse whether or not the EU has any significant influence in global affairs. The study will be qualitative in nature, using published literature, official documents/resources, and media resources for current information.

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