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Tatia Dolidze - Regionalization as EU Foreign Policy, Häftad

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

Del 5 i serien European Studies in the Caucasus

Regionalization as EU Foreign Policy

The European Union as a Regionalizing Actor in the Post-Soviet South Caucasus

Av Tatia Dolidze

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The European Union (EU) is not only a model of integration but also a regionalizing actor. This book shows how, through a twofold approach of clustering states and promoting cooperation, the EU has shaped its engagement with the post-Soviet South Caucasus, offering insights into its wider foreign policy practices.
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Dr. Tatia Dolidze is Associate Professor and Head of the International Relations program at European University, Georgia, where she leads a Jean Monnet Action on EU enlargement. She is active in COST, Horizon, and Erasmus+ projects, serves on the PfPC South Caucasus Working Group, and is a state-appointed expert for HEI authorization and program accreditation. With over a decade of experience, her career spans academia, government, think tanks, and international organizations across Georgia, the EU, and the US. Her research focuses on EU foreign policy toward the Eastern Neighbourhood, South Caucasus regional affairs, and the Europeanization of higher education. She holds a BA in International Relations (cum laude) from Tbilisi State University, an MA in European Studies (cum laude) from Maastricht University, and a PhD in European Studies (magna cum laude) from the Institute of European Studies at TSU. She is trained and certified in public policy analysis, national security, leadership and strategic communication. Dr. Steven Blockmans is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for European Policy Studies (Brussels) and the International Centre for Defence and Security (Tallinn), a Visiting Professor at the College of Europe, and Editor-in-Chief of the European Foreign Affairs Review.

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The timing and theme of this book are perfect. As the Armenian–Azerbaijani conflict moves toward resolution, it provides valuable insight into the EU’s role in South Caucasus regional affairs, with implications for future policy.—Michael Emerson, Senior Fellow, Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels.

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