Introduction

Since the inception of the European Communities, Africa has been on the horizon for the development of foreign and diplomatic relations, largely due to European states’ will to maintain relations with former colonies and to exert some form of normative power (Haastrup, 2013). However, both the inst...

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मुख्य लेखकों: Seabra, Pedro, Carvalho, Clara, Ribeiro, Inês Marques
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description Since the inception of the European Communities, Africa has been on the horizon for the development of foreign and diplomatic relations, largely due to European states’ will to maintain relations with former colonies and to exert some form of normative power (Haastrup, 2013). However, both the institutional developments in practice and the study of European-African relations have been marked by an asymmetrical hierarchical relationship imbued with post-colonial characteristics. Reasons for t...
author Seabra, Pedro
Carvalho, Clara
Ribeiro, Inês Marques
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