Norm Regression in International Society: How Internalised Norms Are Gradually Abandoned by International Actors

我想重点谈谈区域国际社会。在这里，区域国际社会被理解为亚全球层面的区域国家集团，它们共享规范和规则，这些规范和规则定义了它们之间的互动以及它们对区域以外国家的态度（cf. Buzan, 2009）。我想发展一种规范回归理论，即在修辞上和实质上内化的规范逐渐被区域国际社会成员抛弃的过程，并以欧洲区域国际社会对2015年3月22日至2015年10月22日移民涌入的反应为例进行研究。

I would like to focus on regional international societies. Regional international societies are here understood as regional groups of states at the sub-global level that share norms and rules, which define their interactions and their approach to states beyond the region (cf. Buzan, 2009). I would like to develop a theory of norm regression, i.e. the process by which a rhetorically and substantially internalised norm is gradually abandoned by members of a regional international society, with a case study of the European regional international society's response to the migrant influx between March 22nd 2015 and 22nd October 2015.