Europe: A Civilian Power?

MARIO TELO is Jean Monnet Honorary Chair of the European Political Integration and PhD School Director at the Institute of European Studies at Brussels Free University and has taught in various Italian, German, Scandinavian, US and Asian Universities. He has published extensively on the theoretical and historical study of the European Union, including EU, New Regionalism and Global Governance (2001). He has served as Advisor to the European Council, European Parliament and European Commission.

'Mario Telo has produced a visionary and wide-ranging analysis of how a European Union foreign policy, consistent with European social practices and values, could contribute to the revival of a transatlantic partnership, a new multilateralism, and the solution of pressing global problems. For Americans, there could be no better introduction to progressive European thinking than Europe: A Civilian Power?' - Robert O. Keohane, Professor of International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University, USA 'Well documented and deftly juggling the various political theories currently doing the rounds, he casts a critical eye over events, highlighting areas of interest and shortcomings to expose long-term trends in the way the world system is evolving and the innovative role of the EU in this connection'. - Frederik Ronse, European Library 'Political power and global order are the core topics of this book, which offers a deep analysis of the European Union's role in the international system after the end of bipolar confrontation.' - The International Spectator

• Civilian Power and International Relations: the EU and Multilateralism from the Twentieth to the Twenty-First Century States, New Regionalism and Interregional Cooperation in the Globalized World The Heart of European Integration: the Socio-economic Model between Convergence and National Diversities The Development of the European Union as an International Actor The Process of Treaty Reform: the International Dimension