Hill, C: International Relations and the European Union

PART ONE: FRAMEWORKS; 1 Christopher Hill, Michael Smith, and Sophie Vanhoonacker: International Relations and the EU: Themes and Issues; 2 Sophie Vanhoonacker: The EU as a system of IR; 3 Geoffrey Edwards: The EU as part of the process of IR; 4 Filippo Andreatta: The EU as a Power; PART TWO: INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES; 5 Karolina Pomorska and Sophie Vanhoonacker: Policy-making in EU external relations; 6 Carmen Gebhard: Coherence; 7 Reuben Wong: The role of member states; 8 Michael E. Smith: Implementation: making the EU's international relations work; 9 Christopher Lord: Legitimacy and Democracy; PART THREE: ACTIVITIES AND IMPACT; 10 Sophie Meunier and Kalypso Nicolaidis: The EU as a Trade Power; 11 Amy Verdun: The EU and the Global Political Economy; 12 John Vogler: The Challenge of the Environment, Energy, and Climate Change; 13 Maurizio Carbone: The EU and the Developing World; 14 Karen Smith: Enlargement, the Neighbouhood, and European Order; 15 Joylon Howorth: The EU's Security and Defence Policy; 16 Sarah Wolff: The External Dimension of the EU's Internal Security; 17 Michael Smith and Rebecca Steffenson: The EU and the United States; 18 Stephan Keukeleire and Tom De Bruyn: The EU and Emerging Powers; 19 Helene Sjursen: The EU's Principles in World Politics; 20 Christopher Hill, Michael Smith and Sophie Vanhoonacker: Acting for Europe: The EU's Role in International Relations

Christopher Hill is Patrick Sheehy Professor at the Centre of International Studies, University of Cambridge. Michael Smith is Professor of European Politics at the University of Warwick. Sophie Vanhoonacker is Jean Monnet Professor at Maastricht University.