Paolo Foradori teaches sociology on European integration at the University of Trento, Italy.Paolo Rosa is researcher of political sociology at the University of Trento, Italy.Riccardo Scartezzini is Jean Monnet Chair and director of the Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence and professor of political sociology at the University of Trento, Italy.

Managing a Multilevel Foreign Policy: The EU in International Affairs is an impressive collection of essays by leading experts in the field of EU foreign policy. They analyze the interweaving of processes of communitarization, intergovernmentalism, and Europeanization in the development and output of the European foreign policy system.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionPart 2 The EU in International AffairsChapter 3 The Future of the EU as a Global ActorChapter 4 EU Security Governance in a Wider EuropeChapter 5 European Political Parties and the EU's Common Foreign and Security PolicyPart 6 The EU and Inter-regional RelationsChapter 7 The EU as a Global Actor from a New Regionalism PerspectiveChapter 8 The European Security Partnership: A Comparative AnalysisChapter 9 International Terrorism: Differing EU and US ApproachesChapter 10 US and Europe: Still an Inevitable Alliance?Part 11 Areas of InterventionChapter 12 EU Approaches to Conflict Management: A "Distinctive" Contribution?Chapter 13 The EU Policy against WMD ProliferationChapter 14 EU Enlargement and the Future of the Transatlantic Alliance

Paolo Foradori teaches sociology on European integration at the University of Trento, Italy.Paolo Rosa is researcher of political sociology at the University of Trento, Italy.Riccardo Scartezzini is Jean Monnet Chair and director of the Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence and professor of political sociology at the University of Trento, Italy.

Managing a Multilevel Foreign Policy: The EU in International Affairs is an impressive collection of essays by leading experts in the field of EU foreign policy. They analyze the interweaving of processes of communitarization, intergovernmentalism, and Europeanization in the development and output of the European foreign policy system.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionPart 2 The EU in International AffairsChapter 3 The Future of the EU as a Global ActorChapter 4 EU Security Governance in a Wider EuropeChapter 5 European Political Parties and the EU's Common Foreign and Security PolicyPart 6 The EU and Inter-regional RelationsChapter 7 The EU as a Global Actor from a New Regionalism PerspectiveChapter 8 The European Security Partnership: A Comparative AnalysisChapter 9 International Terrorism: Differing EU and US ApproachesChapter 10 US and Europe: Still an Inevitable Alliance?Part 11 Areas of InterventionChapter 12 EU Approaches to Conflict Management: A "Distinctive" Contribution?Chapter 13 The EU Policy against WMD ProliferationChapter 14 EU Enlargement and the Future of the Transatlantic Alliance

Paolo Foradori teaches sociology on European integration at the University of Trento, Italy.Paolo Rosa is researcher of political sociology at the University of Trento, Italy.Riccardo Scartezzini is Jean Monnet Chair and director of the Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence and professor of political sociology at the University of Trento, Italy.

Managing a Multilevel Foreign Policy: The EU in International Affairs is an impressive collection of essays by leading experts in the field of EU foreign policy. They analyze the interweaving of processes of communitarization, intergovernmentalism, and Europeanization in the development and output of the European foreign policy system.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionPart 2 The EU in International AffairsChapter 3 The Future of the EU as a Global ActorChapter 4 EU Security Governance in a Wider EuropeChapter 5 European Political Parties and the EU's Common Foreign and Security PolicyPart 6 The EU and Inter-regional RelationsChapter 7 The EU as a Global Actor from a New Regionalism PerspectiveChapter 8 The European Security Partnership: A Comparative AnalysisChapter 9 International Terrorism: Differing EU and US ApproachesChapter 10 US and Europe: Still an Inevitable Alliance?Part 11 Areas of InterventionChapter 12 EU Approaches to Conflict Management: A "Distinctive" Contribution?Chapter 13 The EU Policy against WMD ProliferationChapter 14 EU Enlargement and the Future of the Transatlantic Alliance