Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Editorial: Decolonizing rather than decentring ‘Europe’

Jan Orbie (UGent) , Antonio Salvador M. Alcazar III, Anissa Bougrea (UGent) , Szilvia Nagy, Alvaro Oleart, Jonalyn C. Paz, Rahel W. Sebhatu, Tiffany G. Williams and Izabella Wodzka

(2023) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 28(1). p.1-8
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The unilateral turn in EU trade policy? The origins and characteristics of the EU’s new trade instruments

Ferdi De Ville (UGent) , Simon Happersberger and Harri Kalimo

(2023) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 28. p.15-34
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The global compact for migration : a case of de-politicization?

Nathanaël Lauwers

(2022) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 27(1). p.5-28
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The new European financial architecture for development : change or continuity?

Anissa Bougrea (UGent) , Jan Orbie (UGent) and Mattias Vermeiren (UGent)

(2022) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 27(3). p.337-360
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A note from the editors EFAR@25 : between change and continuity

steven blockmans, Ramses Wessel, Natalia Chaban, Iris Goldner Lang, Gracia Marin Duran, Jan Orbie (UGent) and Karolina Pomorska

(2021) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 26(1). p.1-3
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The lonely strategist : who but the High Representative and the EEAS cares about the EU Global Strategy?

Sven Biscop (UGent)

(2021) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 26(1). p.25-34
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Eu trade policy meets geopolitics : what about trade justice?

Jan Orbie (UGent)

(2021) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 26(2). p.197-202
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The Brussels effect : how the GDPR conquered Silicon Valley

Simon Gunst and Ferdi De Ville (UGent)

(2021) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 26(3). p.437-458
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Addressing legitimacy in the EU’s interregional approach to climate change : the case of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union for the Mediterranean

Reinhilde Bouckaert (UGent) and Sarah Delputte (UGent)

(2020) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 25(2). p.217-238
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The EU and the ‘problem’ of illegal logging : the case of the EU-Malaysia VPA

Marjolein Derous (UGent)

(2019) EUROPEAN FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW. 24(3). p.327-348

Academic Bibliography

Editorial: Decolonizing rather than decentring ‘Europe’

The unilateral turn in EU trade policy? The origins and characteristics of the EU’s new trade instruments

The global compact for migration : a case of de-politicization?

The new European financial architecture for development : change or continuity?

A note from the editors EFAR@25 : between change and continuity

The lonely strategist : who but the High Representative and the EEAS cares about the EU Global Strategy?

Eu trade policy meets geopolitics : what about trade justice?

The Brussels effect : how the GDPR conquered Silicon Valley

Addressing legitimacy in the EU’s interregional approach to climate change : the case of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union for the Mediterranean

The EU and the ‘problem’ of illegal logging : the case of the EU-Malaysia VPA

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