Why emotions are key to understanding EU foreign policy

Seda Gürkan; Özlem Terzi

Why emotions are key to understanding EU foreign policy

Political Science and Public Administration

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EU foreign policy is often viewed as a rational and technocratic exercise, but do emotions also play a role in shaping foreign policy outcomes? Drawing on a new special issue, Seda Gürkan and Özlem Terzi explain why emotions should be a central focus in EU foreign policy research.

Original language	English
Publisher	LSE Europp Blog
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 8 Dec 2021

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Emotions in foreign policy
Emotions in international relations
EU Foreign Policy

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