Amandine Orsini is Professor of International Relations at the Political Science Research Center (CresPo) of the Université St Louis in Brussels, where she teaches International Relations and International Organisations.

'Amandine Orsini has assembled an impressive array of scholars and produced a volume that rigorously analyses the EU’s action within a variety of international organisations. An innovative addition to the literature on the EU’s relations with other institutions.' - Karen E. Smith, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK 'This coherent volume provides a rich analysis of the EU’s role in international organisations. It is nuanced and clear - highly recommended for those interested in the external relations of the EU.' - Michael Zürn, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

• Introduction - Studying the EU with(in) International Organisations: Research Agenda Part I: The European Union with(in) International organisations: Broader Pictures1. Methodology, Studying the EU’s Long-term Participation with(in) International Organisations: Research Design, Methods and Data 2. Membership. The Evolution of EU Membership in Major International Organisations 3. Representation. Who is Sitting in the EU’s Chair at the UN? Member States, Presidencies and the CommissionPart II: The European Union with(in) International Organisations: Case Studies4. Labour Standards. An Historical Account of the EU Involvement with(in) the ILO 5. Public Services, Challenging European Politics: The Liberalisation of Public Services at the World Trade Organisation 6. Flexicurity. The EU Actorness at the ILO on Flexicurity7. Human Trafficking. The European Union Commitment to Fight Human Trafficking 8. Security. EU-NATO Relations: Informal Coorperation as a Common Lifestyle Conclusion - Studying the EU with(in) International Organisations: Main Results

Amandine Orsini is Professor of International Relations at the Political Science Research Center (CresPo) of the Université St Louis in Brussels, where she teaches International Relations and International Organisations.

'Amandine Orsini has assembled an impressive array of scholars and produced a volume that rigorously analyses the EU’s action within a variety of international organisations. An innovative addition to the literature on the EU’s relations with other institutions.' - Karen E. Smith, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK 'This coherent volume provides a rich analysis of the EU’s role in international organisations. It is nuanced and clear - highly recommended for those interested in the external relations of the EU.' - Michael Zürn, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

• Introduction - Studying the EU with(in) International Organisations: Research Agenda Part I: The European Union with(in) International organisations: Broader Pictures1. Methodology, Studying the EU’s Long-term Participation with(in) International Organisations: Research Design, Methods and Data 2. Membership. The Evolution of EU Membership in Major International Organisations 3. Representation. Who is Sitting in the EU’s Chair at the UN? Member States, Presidencies and the CommissionPart II: The European Union with(in) International Organisations: Case Studies4. Labour Standards. An Historical Account of the EU Involvement with(in) the ILO 5. Public Services, Challenging European Politics: The Liberalisation of Public Services at the World Trade Organisation 6. Flexicurity. The EU Actorness at the ILO on Flexicurity7. Human Trafficking. The European Union Commitment to Fight Human Trafficking 8. Security. EU-NATO Relations: Informal Coorperation as a Common Lifestyle Conclusion - Studying the EU with(in) International Organisations: Main Results

Amandine Orsini is Professor of International Relations at the Political Science Research Center (CresPo) of the Université St Louis in Brussels, where she teaches International Relations and International Organisations.

'Amandine Orsini has assembled an impressive array of scholars and produced a volume that rigorously analyses the EU’s action within a variety of international organisations. An innovative addition to the literature on the EU’s relations with other institutions.' - Karen E. Smith, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK 'This coherent volume provides a rich analysis of the EU’s role in international organisations. It is nuanced and clear - highly recommended for those interested in the external relations of the EU.' - Michael Zürn, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

• Introduction - Studying the EU with(in) International Organisations: Research Agenda Part I: The European Union with(in) International organisations: Broader Pictures1. Methodology, Studying the EU’s Long-term Participation with(in) International Organisations: Research Design, Methods and Data 2. Membership. The Evolution of EU Membership in Major International Organisations 3. Representation. Who is Sitting in the EU’s Chair at the UN? Member States, Presidencies and the CommissionPart II: The European Union with(in) International Organisations: Case Studies4. Labour Standards. An Historical Account of the EU Involvement with(in) the ILO 5. Public Services, Challenging European Politics: The Liberalisation of Public Services at the World Trade Organisation 6. Flexicurity. The EU Actorness at the ILO on Flexicurity7. Human Trafficking. The European Union Commitment to Fight Human Trafficking 8. Security. EU-NATO Relations: Informal Coorperation as a Common Lifestyle Conclusion - Studying the EU with(in) International Organisations: Main Results