The Maritime Turn in EU Foreign and Security Policies : Aims, Actors and Mechanisms of Integration

Front Matter ....Pages i-viii
 Introduction: A Maritime Foreign and Security Power in the Making?  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 1-27
Front Matter ....Pages 29-36
 EU Maritime Foreign Policies Between Norms and Economic Interests: Piracy and Maritime Labour Standards  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 37-56
 The EU’s Naval Mission Sophia: A Humanitarian Operation to Help Refugees in Distress at Sea?  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 57-76
 A Maritime Global Commons Power in the Making? On the Characteristics of EU Policies Towards the High Seas: The Arctic and the Maritime Security Strategy  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 77-96
Front Matter ....Pages 97-102
 An Actor with Agency: The Influence of the Commission on EU Maritime Foreign and Security Policies  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 103-123
 Beyond the Pillar Divide: The Administrative Functioning of EU Maritime Foreign and Security Policies  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 125-136
Front Matter ....Pages 137-141
 EU Maritime Foreign and Security Policy Integration: Explaining the EU Maritime Security Strategy  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 143-164
 Driven by Geopolitical Events: The Impact of the Ukraine Crisis on EU Maritime Foreign and Security Policies  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 165-176
 Expertise and Circumvention: How the Commission Influences the EU’s Maritime Foreign and Security Policies  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 177-194
 Why Not Fight Piracy Through NATO? Explaining the EU’s First Naval Mission: EU NAVFOR Atalanta  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 195-217
 Conclusion. EU Maritime Foreign and Security Policies: Aims, Actors, and Mechanisms of Integration  (Marianne Riddervold)....Pages 219-232
Back Matter ....Pages 233-240