‘Our size fits all’: normative power Europe and the Mediterranean
‘Our size fits all’: normative power Europe and the Mediterranean
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“我们的规模适合所有人”：欧洲和地中海的规范力量
DOI：
10.1080/13501760500451733
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发表时间：
2006
影响因子：
4.2
通讯作者：
F. Bicchi
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作者：
F. Bicchi
本文着重探讨了欧洲外交政策的规范性内涵，并提出了三点看法。首先，通过包容性和反身性的标准，区分了欧洲的规范性强国和作为文明强国的欧洲。其次，文章提出了一种社会学的制度主义解读，认为欧盟是一个“文明大国”。它表明，欧盟的许多行动可以被描述为一种非反射性的尝试，目的是推广自己的模式，因为各机构倾向于将机构同构作为一种默认选项输出。第三，本文通过考察欧盟在欧洲-地中海伙伴关系中推动地区主义的案例，展示了社会学制度主义分析的实用性。
Abstract The article focuses on the normative connotation of European foreign policy and makes three points. First, through the criteria of inclusiveness and reflexivity, it draws a distinction between ‘normative power Europe’ and Europe as a ‘civilizing power’. Second, the article puts forward a sociological institutionalist interpretation of the EU as a ‘civilizing power’. It suggests that much of the EU's action can be characterized as an unreflexive attempt to promote its own model because institutions tend to export institutional isomorphism as a default option. Third, the article shows the utility of a sociological institutionalist analysis by examining the case of the EU's promotion of regionalism in the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership.