The External Dimension of EU Justice and Home Affairs - Governance, Neighbours, Security

This book provides a systematic analysis of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), by focusing on the impact of norms of justice and home affairs on EU external relations. Drawing on the literature of 'new governance', it designs a framework for analysis which clarifies the contents, tools, and processes of the external dimension of EU justice and home affairs. The book combines high quality chapters with a rigorously structured format, which examines relevant ingredients of the ENP: border management, migration, cross-border crime, terrorism. It is organized around three sections: I. Recasting Institutions; II. Reframing Governance; III. Redrawing Lines. Each section comprises empirical investigations of the logics and rationales which underpin the external dimension of justice and home affairs.

The Frontiers of Governance: Understanding the External Dimension of EU Justice and Home Affairs; T.Balzacq PART I: RECASTING INSTITUTIONS The Genesis of the European Neighbourhood Policy: Alternative Narratives, Bureaucratic Competitions; J.Jeandesboz ENP and EMP: The Geopolitics of 'Enlargement Lite'; A.Hadfield PART II: REFRAMING GOVERNANCE The EU as a Rule of Law Promoter in the ENP; N.Wichmann The ENP and Political Conditionality: Double Standard in EU Democracy Promotion?; E.Baracani The Mediterranean Dimension of EU's Internal Security; S.Wolff PART III: REDRAWING LINES The ENP and Security: Creating New Dividing Lines in Europe?; R.Zaiotti Very Remote Control: Policing the Outer Perimeter of the Eastern Neighbourhood; I.Gatev 'Values vs. Security'?: A Human Security Perspective on the ENP; S.Leonard