EU Foreign Policy in a Fragmenting International Order

Oriol Costa is Associate Professor of International Relations at the UAB (Autonomous University of Barcelona) and Senior Research Associate at IBEI (Barcelona Institute for International Studies), Spain.Eduard Soler i Lecha is Associate Professor of International Relations at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, SpainMartijn Vlaskamp is Assistant Professor at the Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals (IBEI), Spain.

• 1. EU foreign Policy and the Fragmentation of the International Order. A Framework for Analysis.- 2. EU Trade Policy in light of a Fragmented Liberal International Order.- 3. Strategic Autonomy in Security and Defence as an Impracticability? How the European Union’s Rhetoric Meets Reality.- 4. The European Union and the fragmentation of the International Human Rights Regime: the case of violence against women.- 5. The EU’s Role in Global Health: Embracing Governance Complexity?.- 6. Looking for Resource Sovereignty in a Fragmenting Global Order: The EU’s Response to Critical Raw materials Challenges.- 7. The Global Gateway: Connectivity and Competition in the Global Race for Infrastructures.- 8. The EU’s Response to the Fragmented Emergence of Artificial Intelligence.- 9. An Overstrained Actor? The European Union and the Challenges of Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Arms Control.- 10. Taking Stock on the Role of the EU in a Fragmenting International Order.