Human rights and the development of EU-China relations: a critical analysis of the EU’s normative power Paul Haydon Abstract This dissertation will critically assess the concept of the EU as a ‘normative power,’ wi - Culture of China - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Human rights and the development of EU-China relations: a critical analysis of the EU’s normative power Paul Haydon Abstract This dissertation will critically assess the concept of the EU as a ‘normative power,’ wi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-09-28 07:01:00 Open Document File Size: 314,45 KB Share Result on Facebook City Lome / Strasbourg / Copenhagen / / Company Donnelly / / Country Zimbabwe / Rwanda / France / Niger / Burundi / Nigeria / China / Tibet / Sierra Leone / / Event Product Recall / Judicial Event / Product Issues / Diplomatic Relations / / Facility European Court of Human Rights / / IndustryTerm analytical tools / rhetorical device / / NaturalFeature Sierra Leone / / Organization United Nations / European Commission / European Economic Community / NGOs / European Union / European Parliament / European Court of Human Rights / Council of Europe / Council of the European Union / Chinese government / / Person Ian Manners / Liu Xiaobo / Ai Weiwei / / Position artist and activist / international actor / official part / actor / normative actor / unitary actor / / Product financial assistance / / Region Caribbean / / SocialTag Politics of Europe Abuse Culture Economics Human rights Law International relations European Union Common Foreign and Security Policy Foreign relations

Human rights and the development of EU-China relations: a critical analysis of the EU’s normative power Paul Haydon Abstract This dissertation will critically assess the concept of the EU as a ‘normative power,’ wiAdd to Reading List